Climate change can make beaches more salty
According to a new study, climate change will make the beach more salty, causing crabs and other marine organisms to be affected.
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According to a new study, climate change will make the beach more salty, causing crabs and other marine organisms to be affected.
The United States is going through harsh summer days, with the heat expected to be the hottest in the year and the risk of death in the hot sun is not small.
High temperatures, unpleasant weather make us feel like summer has arrived before. However, according to the astronomical calendar today June 21, Tuesday of the third we…
This is the first time Antarctica has recorded CO2 in the atmosphere, up to 400 parts per million (ppm), something that has never happened in the coldest continent in th…
New research through satellite images shows that many areas in Beijing, especially the commercial administrative center, are sinking to 11cm each year.
According to the latest report, India recorded 454 cases of suicide in the first few months of the year due to prolonged hot weather.
The record hot sunshine in India for decades has made farmers suffer.
Information from the Central Hydrometeorological Center said, currently, in the West and Northwest of Hanoi area there are thunderclouds growing and moving towards the c…
From the prolonged drought in South Africa and Southeast Asia to the record high number of storms on the US coast, the unprecedented strong El Nino phenomenon is raging…
Reporters in Prague led a statement by Czech scientists saying they measured a record high temperature in Antarctica on March 23, 2015.
While temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius make people uncomfortable, many organism organisms can thrive in boiling waters on the crater.
At least four Vietnamese are trapped in a collapsed high-rise building in Tainan City, after a magnitude 6.4 earthquake in the early morning of February 6.
The world today is more likely to be shaped by a giant tsunami nearly 100 meters high caused by meteorites.
Lake Mono is a shallow saltwater lake located in the high desert, on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, California (USA) mountain range.