By 2050, about 350 million people die each year from climate change
It is estimated that by 2050, about 350 million people living in big cities can die from heat stress (heat burden) every year.
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It is estimated that by 2050, about 350 million people living in big cities can die from heat stress (heat burden) every year.
Air pollution causes Beijing's foresight to fall below 200m and people feel like they are living in war with thick smoke and constant red alert.
People living near coal mines in China are suffering from severe land subsidence, which requires overcoming tens of billions of USD.
Understanding the color and their influence on the surrounding space will help you find the right color combinations to make the house cool and spacious.
Scientists estimate that 150,000 Adelie penguins living along the Antarctic coast have died after an iceberg larger than the city of Rome, isolating their habitat, makin…
A strong greenhouse effect can make the planet too dry, detrimental to life development.
People living in this place divide garbage into ... 34 different types in a very specific way.
The megacities continue to grow, even in Antarctica, to meet the human living space but threaten the primeval forests on Earth.
Environmental pollution has affected the lives of all living things on earth. The following environmental pollution pictures are a warning for all of us.
Some people living in high-rise buildings in Hanoi felt the earthquake of 6.6 magnitude in Yunnan province (China) at 21:49 minutes on October 7.
On our planet, Zacat in northern Africa is the number one desert and also the third largest desert (after Antarctica and the Arctic).
On August 5, the city of Brescia, Italy announced that at least 40 people living near the Re River area in Sonico town, nearly 100km from Brescia, Italy, had to evacuate…
Made of materials available in nature, the house is about 50m2 with the price of about 50 million and construction within 25 days.
Since last year, people living on the coast of San Jose in Peru have witnessed the death of numerous creatures.
People living nearby said that this is the most dense snowfall during the last three decades in the world's most arid desert land.