People and the sea change the climate of North America over the past 50 years
Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
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Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
A study shows that at least 3 billion people will fall into food shortages by 2100, due to the greenhouse effect that warms the earth.
Climate researchers have shown that large volcanic eruptions in the past 450 years have helped temporarily cool the climate in tropical regions, but they also claim that…
Researchers at the Research Center Geesthacht GKSS and the University of Bern have surveyed the frequency of warmer years on average from 1880 to 2006. Result: The incre…
Nutrients can be a way to make the solar energy coming down and warming the earth reflected back into the universe.
The frequency of clouds is very high in the tropical regions of the Earth - clouds are often associated with violent storms - rising due to global warming.
Stalagmites in the West Virginia cave have provided the most detailed geological record ever in the climate cycle in eastern North America over the past 7000 years.
Two large icebergs, about 4-5km2 and one 14km2, have separated from the ice block in the extreme Canada. On July 29, Canadian scientists confirmed two
A series of famous American landmarks and landmarks will disappear in the future due to the effects of global warming.
Global warming is threatening the lives of many animals in the Arctic.
Ice melts in the middle of winter, children jump in the middle of a plastic bottle of water, the lake is shallow because of lack of water. Environment in many places is…
Ho Chi Minh City is among the worst affected areas if the entire world ice melted.
Scientists found that Earth has a natural thermostat that regulates global temperatures through increasing and decreasing the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.
The US Agency for Aeronautics and Space (NASA) recently said 2015 was the hottest year ever recorded, since 1880.
The United Nations Global Climate Change Summit (COP21) on November 30 opened in Paris, bringing together the leaders of 147 countries, taking place in two weeks.