The stratospheric steam changes the global temperature
Scientists seem to have missed the impact of stratospheric steam on global temperatures.
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Scientists seem to have missed the impact of stratospheric steam on global temperatures.
On April 1, the World Health Organization (WHO) published scientific evidence showing that climate change has had adverse impacts on human health.
The area of Aral Lake in Central Asia decreased by 90% due to lack of water and the Secretary-General of the United Nations called this one
The Daily Mail UK has just released pictures of a pair of polar bear mothers stuck on an iceberg and floated in the middle of the sea 12 miles away.
For nearly 30 years India and Bangladesh have disputed the right to manage a small rock island in the Bay of Bengal. Controversy has not yet reached the end, the island…
It is possible that the horrific earthquake that shook Chile last weekend made the earth's axis shift shorter.
The world has only about 3,200 tigers left in the wild and they are facing increasing risks.
Xinhua cited the latest research by Finnish scientists, saying that climate warming is the cause of increased CO2 emissions in the soil.
Food scarcity is the source of instability globally and in every country. People have applied many scientific advances to create new foods.
According to the Natural Geological Science magazine on February 21, weather experts were able to predict the El Nino phenomenon before 14 months, much earlier than just…
The number of big storms in the future will decrease, but their strength will increase due to global warming.
Scientists from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said countries can use the existing cable network to alert tsunamis.
Crystal Cave in Mexico, located 160m deep underground, where there are CaSO4 crystal columns as high as 10-11m is in danger of disappearing due to climate change.
At the request of the agreement during the Danish climate summit in December last year, 55 countries sent a commitment to reduce carbon emissions to the United Nations.
The North American weasel is in danger of extinction because the habitat is snow and ice increasingly shrinking under the impact of climate change.