The cause of sea water warming up
Scientists have long believed that climate change is the cause of rising temperatures in Pacific waters in North America over the past century.
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Scientists have long believed that climate change is the cause of rising temperatures in Pacific waters in North America over the past century.
Researchers from the Australian National University (ANU) have discovered a way to create hydrogen gas that can be used in cars by mimicking the photosynthesis process o…
Pakistani government officials said more than 35 people were killed and many others were injured by storms in the country.
On September 7, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally visited the city of Srinagar in Kashmir region adjacent to Pakistan in the context of severe flooding in t…
Currently, a storm is operating in the waters off Central Philippines and has an international name as Kalmaegi.
At 10 o'clock on September 15, the location of the center of the storm is about 18.2 degrees north latitude; 117.3 degrees East longitude, about 570km from Hoang Sa arch…
On August 5, the city of Brescia, Italy announced that at least 40 people living near the Re River area in Sonico town, nearly 100km from Brescia, Italy, had to evacuate…
A mysterious lake appeared in the desert of Tunisia without a clear cause of formation, which people liked to choose as a play point.
According to a recent study, global warming may be interrupted in the next 10 years.
Heavy rains continuously in the past week in some states in southern Brazil have led to serious flooding, causing local officials to make an emergency evacuation plan of…
The 400m-long Kaindy Lake in Kazakhstan has a very special beauty with a strange forest growing at the bottom of the lake.
Nearly ten thousand people in My Dinh 2 urban area are extremely confused when they know that their daily water sources for many years have high levels of arsenic.
Palm oil is an ingredient in thousands of products, from peanut butter, packaged bread, shampoo, shaving cream ... the palm oil industry is a booming multi-billion dolla…
Large metal pipes, believed to be part of a ballistic missile, drifted into a village in Siberia, Russia, after a massive flood swept through the area.
This is considered to be the largest lake of the Earth when the amount of water contained in it can be equal to the amount of water that the continents on Earth combine.