High water temperatures are one of the factors that damage coral reefs
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
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Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
The hotter 40 degree Celsius will appear in Europe at the end of June due to the serious impact of the global climate crisis.
Super unpredictable storms, drought, heat waves ... all have strong impacts on human health and the environment.
The US newspaper reported that Huong Khe district of Ha Tinh province has just hit the temperature of 43.4 degrees Celsius, breaking Vietnam's highest ever temperature r…
A drought in Ireland may have caused crops to wither, but it also brought a positive point, at least to historians.
The rise in river water temperature due to the heat caused many cold-water freshwater fish to die on the Rhine in Switzerland.
The recent record heat wave has caused about 100,000 bats to die in flight, causing an environmental disaster in Australia.
According to current CO2 emissions, Europeans may soon have to learn how to live with a hot and humid tropical climate year-over-year as happened 50 million years ago.
Mexico City experienced the hottest day in the last 99 years on May 30 with a measured temperature of 31.7 degrees Celsius, beating the record of 31.2 degrees Celsius in…
The prospect of a global disaster may sound far away, but scientists predict a 95% chance of happening.
In the past, the hot sun peaks were mainly in the Northern North and North Central, the heat wave was recorded this time, the hot peaks were concentrated in Hanoi and th…
The increase in global average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius over the pre-industrial era may make 2017 the hottest year in history.
Global warming will not reduce the rate of deaths in the winter as some predicted previously, because the weather will have more extreme forms even less cold.
On August 30, the China Meteorological Agency said the country suffered the hottest August sunshine in more than 50 years.
Although current carbon dioxide (C02) emissions are more or less, it is too late for people to prevent the risk of climate change from causing more extreme heat waves ov…