Environment
A quarter of the world is degenerating
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) yesterday affirmed that 25% of the world's land area is seriously degraded.
Decline
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Articles about Decline
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Environment
The temperature in the Northern provinces continues to decline
Last night and early this morning (March 10), cold air affected most parts of the Eastern North and some parts of the West North and North Central.
Environment
'Must act urgently to save life'
The United Nations calls on the world to act immediately to prevent the dizzying decline of animals and plants on Earth.
Environment
Europe will no longer have butterflies?
The European Red Book has warned of a significant decline in butterflies, beetles and dragonflies in Europe.
Environment
The unknown thing about interactive disaster forecasting map
When the earth's temperature rises by 4 degrees Celsius, food production will decline sharply, the number of forest fires and floods ... increases in many countries.
Photo library
Photo of a beautiful transparent frog
Combining the passion for both fields of science and art, New York-based Brandon Ballengée has created unique photographs of deformed frogs.
Photo library
The world's smallest deer life
The movements of the world's smallest deer have been tracked by a team of researchers investigating the cause of their population decline. Eduardo Silva Rodriguez from t…
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Arctic animals call for help
Global warming is threatening the lives of many animals in the Arctic.
Videos
Video: Haiyan storm landed, causing flooding in China
On 11/11, after devastating the Philippines and overflowing through Quang Ninh and Hai Phong provinces of Vietnam, Typhoon Haiyan swept across China's Hainan Island and…
Science Events
African elephants will decline by a fifth in the next 10 years
This is a meeting organized by the Botswana Government initiative in collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Science Events
A decline in research on migration in Australia
Despite the expansion and diversification of immigration forms from Australia in the 1990s, according to Professor Stephen Castles, there has been a significant decrease…
Science Events
World leaders meet for tigers
Yesterday's heads of state agreed to establish a tiger conservation program in Russia's big cat summit.
Science Events
World biodiversity hot spots: ASEAN
The rapid decline and disappearance of many plant and animal species as well as environmental products and services are making ASEAN a biodiversity hotspot.
Medicine - Health
Men also have a day 'red lights'
This is an annoying syndrome in men when hormone testosterone drops, leading to psychological disorders, fatigue, anxiety ... like women in menstruation.
Medicine - Health
If you lose focus, you may need to drink water before you feel thirsty
Mild dehydration causes brain activity to decline, but you may not be thirsty yet.