Indonesia forest fires remain high despite heavy rains
In July alone, nearly 100,000 hectares were burned, almost double the figure recorded in the same month in 2023, when Indonesia was severely affected by the El Niño phen…
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In July alone, nearly 100,000 hectares were burned, almost double the figure recorded in the same month in 2023, when Indonesia was severely affected by the El Niño phen…
The reality is that nature is being destroyed and humans are paying a heavy price.
Beautiful the World is one of the 13 songs competing in the first song-writing competition with AI, the world's first hosted by radio station VPRO (Netherlands).
Following the historic wildfire disaster, Australia said on March 4 that it was building a satellite capable of detecting flammable areas.
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
Victoria's fire burned down the dense vegetation, revealing canals of the irrigation system that were older than the Egyptian pyramids.
As expected, heavy hailstorms struck Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. On 19-1, on social networks, people of kangaroo shared photos of stones as big as golf balls pouring…
The US space and space agency (NASA) says the smoke from major fires in Australia will soon spread globally.
A 50,000-year-old secret of the Aboriginal people in Australia can extinguish wildfire is raging in this country.
Australians are spreading images of the miraculous regeneration of forests after a fire. Forest fires have been raging throughout the country for months.
Carbon emissions from forest fires raging in Australia are on par with the carbon emissions caused by the Amazon rainforest fire disaster last year.
Although wildfires are still a seasonal affair in Australia and there have been heavy fires in the past,
About 1,400 homes in the state of New South Wales were burned down during the wildfire crisis
Forest fires are part of the natural rhythm for the environment in Australia. But scientists have never witnessed what is happening.