The black box records the destruction of the Earth
The strange structure located on the remote island of Tasmania will witness and document the end of the world under the effects of climate change.
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The strange structure located on the remote island of Tasmania will witness and document the end of the world under the effects of climate change.
The earth is getting hotter and hotter. The past 7 years can be considered as the 7 hottest years in human history.
Researchers from the University of Maine (USA) are experimenting with breeding potatoes that are more resistant to increasing temperatures due to climate change.
The Atacama Desert in Chile, an arid place likened to Mars on Earth, suddenly appeared many areas with blooming flowers.
The city of Luong Chu with a complex water canal system that existed more than 5,000 years ago may perish due to climate change.
Along with pollution on land, in water and in the air, the Earth now faces additional orbital pollution due to an increase in space junk.
The ocean is facing dangers from plastic waste, nylon ropes used on fishing boats is one of the causes.
Floods and landslides have devastated the West Coast of Canada and the United States just months after a record heatwave, raising alarms about the worsening situation of…
The city of Cape Town cuts down non-native trees because they consume so much water, about 55 billion liters a year.
Even the wildest species of the Amazon rainforest are being impacted by human-caused climate change.
If the Earth warms by 2 degrees Celsius instead of 1.5 degrees Celsius, people, wildlife and ecosystems will all suffer severe consequences.
The transition from El Nino to La Nina creates a form of terrible destruction to people, the environment and ecosystems on Earth.
Atmospheric measurements collected by weather balloons in the Northern Hemisphere over the past 40 years show that climate change is pushing the upper boundary of the tr…
At this rate, Greenland, one of the largest freshwater reserves on the planet, may disappear in the future.
While generating a lot of emissions, billionaires like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, still invest heavily in climate change projects to offset.