Southeast Asia is severely affected by climate change
Vietnam is one of five Southeast Asian countries at risk of suffering the most severe impacts of global warming.
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Vietnam is one of five Southeast Asian countries at risk of suffering the most severe impacts of global warming.
Can Tho city is the first locality in the whole country to have a scenario of climate change and sea level rise in details.
Experts and many young people gathered to discuss the use of renewable energy to cope with the risk of fossil fuel exhaustion.
The crisis in Japan stalled the nuclear industry in many countries, but in China, high energy demand makes the field still hot.
The earth warms and the ice is melting, but contrary to the speculation of scientists, the water levels in the Arctic lakes not only do not rise but also ... lower. Some…
Denmark will provide $ 135 million to Vietnam in the next two years, which focuses primarily on green growth.
In the 1600s in Europe, the crisis was comprehensive with a series of social fluctuations such as war, inflation, starvation.
Experts warn climate change is a strong impact on Cat Ba Biosphere Reserve, Hai Phong. They think that early planning should help the community cope with this phenomenon.
Australian scientists predict that climate change in the next 100 years will be much tougher than previously predicted.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned Kiribati, a low-lying Pacific island nation threatened by rising sea levels when opportunities to prevent climate change are stil…
Recently, mechanical engineers have come up with ideas
Enhancing resistance, resilience to climate change of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve, contributing to ensuring harmony between conservation and development throug…
New Hampshire reports Donald Argus, a scientist from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), and colleagues using global positioning satellites data for 15 years to track Antarc…
The newspaper Le Monde recently published 'Bangkok is sinking into the sea', in which warnings by 2030, part of the Thai capital will be flooded.
A new study shows that a new method to combat biofuel climate change may not cause much damage to animals in the soil as previously published studies.