A huge methane gas leak in the Arctic was discovered
A large amount of methane is leaking from a huge hole that has just been discovered below the permafrost of the Arctic Ocean.
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A large amount of methane is leaking from a huge hole that has just been discovered below the permafrost of the Arctic Ocean.
The Daily Mail UK has just released pictures of a pair of polar bear mothers stuck on an iceberg and floated in the middle of the sea 12 miles away.
The Mekong, the big river flowing from China through five Southeast Asian countries, has a low water level for the past 30 years, a Thai official said.
A recent study found that the Earth equator with wet characteristics was covered by an ice layer about 700 million years ago.
A seismic intensity of 6.6 on the Richter scale occurred on the east coast of Japan yesterday that shook buildings in the capital and many other places.
Broccoli, ferns, vetiver grass, betel nut grass ... are used to overcome heavy metal pollution on ore mining and processing areas.
Elizabeth Cochrah, an earth scientist working at the University of California (USA), suggested the idea of turning a laptop with accelerometer into an earthquake disas…
A senior UN conservation official today said the world has failed to protect wild tigers.
The European Red Book has warned of a significant decline in butterflies, beetles and dragonflies in Europe.
The Internet allows for easy sale, and has become one of the biggest dangers of animals facing the threat of extinction.
Seismic measuring devices said: The 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck a week ago, leaving Concepcion city at least 2 meters to the west.
On March 21, there were two strong aftershocks of 5.7 in Richter in Chile, more than 50km west of Concepcion city and 35km deep.
A volcano in southern Iceland operated after nearly two centuries of quiet sleep, blowing dust and towering lava columns.
The world's largest polluted sea can provide an endless amount of electricity to humans thanks to its toxic gas.
The number of people who die from dirty water every year is greater than all forms of violent conflict, including war.