The Antarctic ice shelf shattered, threatening to drown many cities
Antarctic ice shelves are shattered from within, threatening to spike sea level and submerge many coastal cities.
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Antarctic ice shelves are shattered from within, threatening to spike sea level and submerge many coastal cities.
Only this year we have recorded so many new temperature record thresholds, it seems that the worst scenario may be even worse in the near future.
In the article, McDonough points out that carbon is not a chemical element for us to say bad. On the contrary, it is an essential part of life on Earth.
Currently, a group of researchers is considering another type of climate change — a minor ice age — that they say has made some Eurasian empires, including the La Empire…
The latest data from the researcher said that the Arctic temperature is 20 degrees Celsius higher than the average every year, this is an unusual change and is being pai…
But now, under the harsh sun and global warming, the Rhone glacier is writhing in pain.
The US team accidentally discovered a catalyst that could turn CO2 into ethanol for use in engines.
Smith Glacier - a large glacier located in the West South Pole, has been thinning 0.5 km of thickness in the past seven years, much faster than scientists have forecast.
The US Navy is increasing its use of biofuels, including beef fat, for its ships due to concerns about climate change and instability in oil prices.
If you want to have coffee to drink, people must stop the action to destroy the environment.
Development science helps people prevent many dangerous diseases. But, climate change is generating new deadly diseases.
Over the past 40 years, storms attacking East and Southeast Asia have become more and more powerful - and perhaps that will continue, thanks to the
Researchers have confirmed that global warming can make many big cities around the world become too hot to host the Summer Olympics in the coming decades.
These blue streaks can have serious consequences for the Antarctic region in particular and the Earth in general.
Current sea level not only rise. It is accelerating.