A heated argument about ethanol mixed gasoline
Although the US government encourages the use of ethanol-based gasoline, critics argue that the fuel is considered
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Although the US government encourages the use of ethanol-based gasoline, critics argue that the fuel is considered
The Indian Disaster Management Agency (DMM) announced on May 29 that up to 524 people have died in the country due to the heat from April 1 to May 28.
In recent months, many regions in Vietnam and the world are constantly experiencing prolonged heat and drought, making us think of the global warming of the greenhouse e…
The rise of global heat due to the impact of climate change is making fish find cold and deeper waters, meaning that most of the fish caught in large fishing grounds rec…
On the night of April 25, the cold air spilled while the heat of the northern provinces was high. The conflict between cold and hot air causes whirlwinds and hail to tak…
The surface of the Earth has touched the warmest average heat at the end of the 20th century, the time that is thought to be the hottest in 1,400 years.
A British man said he built a car engine, instead of running on gasoline, would run on liquefied oxygen gas. Peter Dearman moved the engine in his 25-year-old Nova Vauxh…
Shaun Marcott, a scientist at the University of Oregon in the US, and his colleagues used the tiny ancient fossils they found on the ocean floor to model the average glo…
The world has suffered from severe weather in recent years, such as the US heat wave in 2011 or in Russia in 2010, coinciding with the largest flooding ever seen in Paki…
Heat from buildings, cars, and factories in big cities can cause temperatures in areas thousands of kilometers away to increase or decrease compared to the forecast of m…
The burning process of wood and diesel creates a kind of black carbon that, when deposited on the surface of the body, forms soot or soot.
Experts say that volcanic heat in Ireland can generate enough electricity for British people to use for a decade.
In the period from 247 to 252 million years ago, the earth buckled at the terrible heat waves, when life fell into widespread extinction, known as the Permian cessation…
With this technology, soil and mud contaminated with dioxin (also known as Agent Orange) will be transferred into abutments, where experts will raise the temperature to…
According to a reporter at the United Nations, on July 9, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted that by 2050, solar energy could meet 16% of global demand for…