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A recent discovery could revolutionize batteries and change the way we power the world.
Once a biodiversity wetland, the Lake Sawa basin today is reduced to a small pond, surrounded by barren wasteland.
The world will face 1.5 disasters per day, or 560 disasters per year, by 2030 if humanity continues to increase the earth's temperature and ignore the risks of climate c…
Floating like mini-balloons, floating modular buildings can provide high altitude shelter and contribute to combating climate change.
Discoveries of prehistoric Egyptian rock art reveal the stark truth that climate change even happened long before that.
La Nina is forecasted to remain until early summer, this year's hot weather will appear late and the hot season will not be as intense as in previous years.
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Climate change is an inevitable fact in the history of the formation and development of the Earth, whereby species that want to survive must change to adapt to this chan…
Many people think that a completely plant-based diet is better for the body than a meat-based diet. In fact, being a vegetarian...
Technology is always evolving to meet the needs of life. Here are some new inventions.
The fight to keep the global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius has reached its final limits, according to a new report published by the world's top scientists o…
A tsunami taller than the Empire State Building occurred in 1958, after a landslide in Lituya Bay.
Two new studies show that the impact of social development can cause people to radically change from external appearance to internal functions of the body.
Japanese scientists discovered that squid can change color in a split second to hide in its surroundings, in order to evade predators.
Not many people know that more than 138 volcanoes are hiding beneath the frozen wastelands of Antarctica.