Many people died from flooding in the North
Floods lasted from 3-5 / 7 in the northern mountains, causing many deaths. Water in some rivers is reaching record levels. Preliminary damage is estimated at tens of bil…
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Floods lasted from 3-5 / 7 in the northern mountains, causing many deaths. Water in some rivers is reaching record levels. Preliminary damage is estimated at tens of bil…
The thawing of Greenland in this century will push more seawater toward the threatened coastline of New York, Boston, Halifax and other cities of the Northeast United St…
Before the whale hunt in the 1800s, the waters surrounding New Zealand had about 27,000 head whales - about 30 times the current number of whales.
Simultaneously handling pollution of some rivers and lakes in Hanoi, scientists determined to implement the
Climate change impacts not only the environment but also the greatest threat, threatening the health of billions of people in the 21st century.
Climate change can erase the world's largest biodiversity-rich waters called Coral Triangle.
The water level of some of the most important rivers on the planet has decreased significantly over the past 50 years.
Practicing aluminum extraction from bauxite ore generates a large amount of red mud, a hazardous waste. However, it is this sludge that can be used to treat industrial w…
Population explosion, poor resource management, flood and drought are turning clean water into luxury for hundreds of millions of Asians.
Two notorious cannons raged on April 11, 1965. It attacked Sunnyside at Elkhart, Ind., Killing 36 people.
Scientists in Arizona and New Jersey argue that airgel materials can act as sponges to help absorb oil from waste water and effectively absorb oil slicks in the environm…
According to Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Van Duc about 50 years ago, in Vietnam, the average temperature increased about 0.7 degrees Cels…
The animals that feed on the bottom of continuous water sources release nitrous oxide (N2O), a gas that can increase the temperature of the earth.
Global sea levels are increasing at a faster rate than scientists have predicted, due to severe melting of ice in the two poles.