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Will marine microbes be 'secret cards' against greenhouse gases?
Can the smallest species of nature help us reduce high levels of CO2 and even oil spills? It may seem strange, but the answer is yes.
Climate Change
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The tragedy of climate change
Climate change is accompanied by global warming that causes glaciers to melt, flood and sweep everywhere, polluting the atmosphere and water resources in many parts of t…
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Review NASA photos to see how terribly the Earth has changed
NASA's satellite technology allowed them to store documentary images of the universe and the Earth from decades ago.
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The terrifying change of the Earth due to climate change
The photos partly show the frightening influence of climate change on life on Earth.
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10 worst droughts around the world
In the history of the world, so many horrible droughts occur, causing rivers, trees to die, and people falling into tragedies.
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Unforgettable images of environmental disasters 2015
Cars on the roof of the mud after the mud in Brazil, the volcanic volcano in Chile or the hot asphalt for sunshine in India are haunting pictures of the 2015 environment…
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Photographs against climate change taken from satellites
Art works arranged to respond to the anti-climate change campaign were taken from aerial satellites at a speed of 17,000 miles per hour and 400 miles from the green plan…
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Video: Technologies that help cool the Earth
The method of spraying chemicals simulating volcanic eruptions and rattan seeding promises to cool the Earth but not reduce the amount of CO2.
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Video: Dangerous germs hidden in Arctic ice are melting
Scientists warn climate change is melting permafrost, which can release many dangerous bacteria and viruses that are dangerous to humans.
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Video: 135 years of global warming summed up for more than 30 seconds
The US Agency for Aeronautics and Space (NASA) recently said 2015 was the hottest year ever recorded, since 1880.
Science Events
Israel strives to build the world's tallest solar tower
Between the Negev desert in southern Israel, engineers are trying to build the world's tallest solar tower - where Israel places expectations on renewable energy.
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Opening conference on global climate change in Paris
The United Nations Global Climate Change Summit (COP21) on November 30 opened in Paris, bringing together the leaders of 147 countries, taking place in two weeks.
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The Eiffel Tower suddenly turned green because of climate change
This is part of efforts to support the Greening on the occasion of the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris.
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The Apocalyptic Clock inched for another two minutes
The minute clock of the Apocalyptic Clock inched closer to midnight, only three minutes away, due to climate change and the inability to stop nuclear proliferation.
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British Ambassador: 'Time to act against climate change'
New British ambassador to Vietnam Giles Lever emphasized that this is the time when the world acts together, and wants to promote cooperation with Vietnam in this field.