Lake water changes color because of algae
The invasion of algae makes the lake in China change green and viscous appearance on the surface.
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The invasion of algae makes the lake in China change green and viscous appearance on the surface.
In the middle of autumn, the temperature is up to 34 degrees Celsius, the night sleep still has to turn on the air conditioner because of the effect of El Nino phenomeno…
Geologists from Stockholm University (Sweden) said that changing mineral concentrations in groundwater (such as sodium and hydrogen) could be an early warning sign for e…
A recent study published in Nature Geoscience shows that polluted air has a significant impact on the total flow of many rivers in the Northern Hemisphere.
Glaciers around the world are melting, shrinking and even disappearing completely.
A new study shows that global climate models have underestimated the total amount of CO2 absorbed by plants.
Scientists have long believed that climate change is the cause of rising temperatures in Pacific waters in North America over the past century.
Seawater is affected by rising climate change as previously predicted, about 2.6% of the global population (177 million people) are living in areas with frequent flood r…
Humans are not the only factor that causes global warming, but the Sun's natural activity also affects climate change.
According to climate change experts, CO2 emissions will reach record levels if temperatures and sea levels continue to rise.
Many studies have demonstrated the ability of global climate change to cut down on food supplies.
You may have read in recent news that climate change may increase the size of some sea turtle populations, by increasing the number of female turtles.
The situation of climate change in the Pacific Ocean in 2014 is being realized by the appearance of the super typhoon Neoguri, which is expected to land in Japan.
According to scientists from Scotland's Institute of DNA Research, red-haired genes in Scotland may disappear due to weather dependence.
As the daily temperature rises, the number of patients seeking treatments for kidney stones also increases.