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The results of a group of American scientists published in the August 1 issue of Nature show that, during 1960-2010, greenhouse gases in the atmosphere were ocean and Ab…
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The results of a group of American scientists published in the August 1 issue of Nature show that, during 1960-2010, greenhouse gases in the atmosphere were ocean and Ab…
Research by world scientists published April 23 in the journal Nature Geoscience warns that the Arctic Ocean could be a huge source of methane, a source of greenhouse ga…
A strange weather phenomenon appeared in the US. The new photos recorded a tornado-shaped cloud roll across the sky.
Japan's terrifying earthquake, followed by a tsunami on March 11, 2011 caused effects on both the globe, from the surface to the atmosphere, changing the gravitational p…
On February 14, the oceanographic intergovernmental committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO-IOC) forecasted the rate of…
According to research results announced at the Davos World Economic Forum, Vietnam is among 10 countries with low air quality and the most affected health.
At the workshop, many opinions of experts and specialized scientists proposed that Can Tho City People's Committee should attach environmental monitoring with focal poin…
On January 16, the Global Investors Summit on climate change and energy solutions took place at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
In place of the US position, China has recently become the world leader in CO2 emissions.
The degree of global warming due to CO2 emissions from greenhouse gases doubled may be lower than the most serious predictions made before.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced that this year was one of the ten hottest years since 1850.
Chinese people are paying a price for the country's heavy environmental pollution with their own health, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) warns.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced that greenhouse gas emissions had risen to the highest level in 2010 since pre-industrial times.
Researchers at Leicester University in the United Kingdom found that CO2 emissions in oil palm plantations are more than twice as high as previously thought.
The image of cracks on the giant ice sheet in the Arctic is seen as clear evidence of the damage caused by global warming.