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For the first time, scientists are objectively evaluating measures that can help organisms to adapt to rapid climate change and other threats to the environment.
Floating clouds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa State, in an un-dated photo may be examples of a new form of cloud discovered since 1951.
Researchers at the University of Delaware have discovered why the tall, flowering reed (Phragmites australis) is one of the largest invasive plants in the United States.
Global warming caused the wind speed to decrease over time, US meteorological experts warned.
Large storms always reduce the pressure on the ground. Pressure decay can cause cracks in the ground to become wider and lead to slow earthquakes.
An area of about 700 square kilometers in the southernmost part of the earth has crumbled into ice sheets.
Methane sediments do not contribute to climate change? It is methane itself from the swamp that warms the Earth.
Using short-term summer rice varieties, building reservoirs in the direction of Laos wind ... according to scientists is a good method to cool the heat in the Central.
Climate change impacts not only the environment but also the greatest threat, threatening the health of billions of people in the 21st century.
Climate change can erase the world's largest biodiversity-rich waters called Coral Triangle.
The UK government's senior climate change official confirmed that greenhouse gas emissions would be reduced if people cut off lamb and beer during their daily meals.
US Energy Secretary Steven Chu yesterday announced that the Obama administration wanted to paint white roofs, roads and sidewalks to reduce the pace of climate change.
According to an international research group, two new greenhouse gases are accumulating in the atmosphere.
British scientists recently claimed to have identified the origin of the dust that lies in the ice blocks at the Antarctic arc.
US President Barack Obama is considering a plan to deal with global warming, by shooting microscopic particles into the stratosphere.