Europe continues to cope with prolonged cold prices
Belgium is experiencing the longest cold spell in over 70 years. The Belgian Meteorological Agency report said the cold spell with temperatures below 0 degrees C has ent…
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Belgium is experiencing the longest cold spell in over 70 years. The Belgian Meteorological Agency report said the cold spell with temperatures below 0 degrees C has ent…
At least 18 people died in Ukraine and 10 died in Poland after heavy snowfall and sudden drop in temperatures across eastern Europe.
The number of malaria deaths in Europe has increased to 80 when temperatures continue to record lows, while other people's activities in many countries are paralyzed by…
On February 2, the Japan Meteorological Agency warned that heavy snowfall and blizzards will last another two days in many locations along the coast of Japan while some…
About 11,500 people of a Serbian village are isolated by heavy snowfall, while the number of malaria deaths in Europe continues to skyrocket in a record cold spell.
More than 300 people have died because of a record cold spell in Europe for more than a week and meteorologists warned that snow will continue to fall sharply in the com…
According to a reporter in Tokyo, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) said that the temperature at the bottom of the pressure chamber of reactor No. 2 at Fukushima nucl…
Local officials and media say more than 300 villages and towns have lost power. Electricity supplier EVN said it is having trouble recovering power supply in western Bul…
The eastern region of Russia is experiencing a harsh freezing winter, temperatures have dropped to a record low, at -60 degrees Celsius.
Russian Interfax news agency said on Monday (December 26) and Tuesday (December 27), in Moscow's Russian capital, two new temperature records were recorded.
The technique of spraying salt water into clouds above the ocean will reduce the power of storms and may even prevent their formation.
A recent study shows that the Dead Sea completely disappeared about 120,000 years ago because of the temperature in the Middle East soared.
A new study published in Nature Geoscience shows that natural warming, such as changes in solar radiation during this time, is almost zero.
Tens of billions of tons of ice on Greenland melt annually due to rising global temperatures. That phenomenon caused the rock beneath the ice to rise continuously.