Climate change can erase the king penguin species
In a long-term investigation of the main breeding area of penguins, the monitoring experts noticed a warming phenomenon in the southern sea due to the impact of El Nin…
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In a long-term investigation of the main breeding area of penguins, the monitoring experts noticed a warming phenomenon in the southern sea due to the impact of El Nin…
The warming of the earth causes heavy damage to many animals, but the gray seal guys don't complain at all - because it makes their sex life better.
A dangerous fungus associated with climate change is destroying large numbers of amphibians in Europe and can push some species to the brink of extinction, Spanish scien…
Dak Lak province has directed farmers and businesses to build technical systems in coffee production and trading to proactively respond to climate change in order to lim…
Developing materials in the right direction will solve both the most important issues in responding to climate change (CC). That is to minimize harms and adapt to climat…
When you see scientists suggesting against climate change by spraying chemicals on Earth's atmosphere, we will think of the cluster immediately.
New research published in the medical journal The Lancet shows that rising temperatures due to climate change are putting us at a very high risk of health.
Scientists from both US and Harvard universities have proposed an idea to combat global warming by using chemicals to reduce the intensity of sunlight.
New research published by US scientists shows that oceans are warming faster than people imagine, explaining why storms are becoming more intense.
The warning was made by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in a report published October 8.
Donald Trump changed his mind when he said that climate change is not a hoax, but he believes it is not human-induced and the climate will soon return to normal.
A female designer from the UK has studied and released clay bricks and waste products such as hair and horse manure.
Greenland's ice shelves are constantly shattered over time, a sign that climate change is having a negative impact on the ocean, causing sea levels to rise rapidly.
The Arctic ice sheet is not only melting because of climate change but is also affected by a giant warm water pool formed below the icy north of Canada.
This study published in the August 1 issue of PLOS ONE raises concerns about the impact of this phenomenon on climate change.