The tragedy of climate change
Climate change is accompanied by global warming that causes glaciers to melt, flood and sweep everywhere, polluting the atmosphere and water resources in many parts of t…
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Climate change is accompanied by global warming that causes glaciers to melt, flood and sweep everywhere, polluting the atmosphere and water resources in many parts of t…
The beach is dyed bright red when hundreds of whales are massacred, cut off and made meat - images that make animal protectors extremely frustrating.
Let's review the things from ancient Greece and Egypt and still make our lives easier and more comfortable.
The natural world is a place where there is no calmness but on the contrary is very scary, to survive, every individual must struggle fiercely - this is probably not str…
Irma, the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic, has turned many areas in the state of Florida into ruin ruins that many liken to the apocalypse.
Go Cong farmers catch frogs, Tien river coconut water and hammer markets in Chau Doc ... an unforgettable series of Ian Berry's southwestern region in 2007.
On Sunday night (August 27), a huge rain with nearly 80mm / h of rain fell, the city of Texas sank in the sea.
The bathing of soldiers during World War 2 is not a simple thing, especially when the winter in Europe can be as cold as minus 30 degrees Celsius.
Accompanied by the beauty of the water life in the Southwest region in 2007 through a series of photos made by famous British photographer Ian Berry.
Shafdan plant processes wastewater from Tel Aviv to turn into an agricultural water in southern Israel.
The heavy rain that lasted for several hours last night (June 19) made the center of Hanoi's old town flooded heavily.
The river that supplies water and livelihoods to more than 500 million Indians is seriously polluted by untreated industrial wastewater, dead bodies cremated or floating…
Take a tour of the eternal freezing areas of the world through the photographer Paul Nicklen's lens, to see the habitat of these animals.
The Sony World Photography Awards is one of the world's largest photo contests, attracting hundreds of thousands of photographers from all over the world.
Standing in front of large caves, visitors feel small and overwhelmed by the magnificent beauty of nature.