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Polar bear ice is melting
Environment

Polar bear ice is melting

A polar bear sculpture made from melting ice to help raise people's awareness of global warming affects this endangered bear that has just been displayed in the port cit…

December 16, 2018
Unusual summer alerts in the tropics
Environment

Unusual summer alerts in the tropics

Tropical regions in Africa, Asia and South America may witness 'the long-term emergence of unprecedented summer heat' in the next 20 years - scientists have warned.

December 16, 2018
Pacific water level is rising
Environment

Pacific water level is rising

The unusual melting of the Arctic ice archipelago, called the Canadian archipelago, has raised the Pacific sea level.

December 16, 2018
Japan: Fukushima I's No. 1 reactor core has melted
Environment

Japan: Fukushima I's No. 1 reactor core has melted

Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), the coordinator of the Fukushima I power plant, yesterday admitted for the first time that nuclear fuel has completely melted in on…

December 16, 2018
Warming in the Arctic will affect Vietnam
Environment

Warming in the Arctic will affect Vietnam

The phenomenon of ice melting in the Arctic could cause global sea levels to rise by up to 1.6 meters this century, threatening many of Vietnam's delta and coastal citie…

December 16, 2018
2011 Earth Day Human Reminder
Environment

2011 Earth Day Human Reminder

April 22 is the Earth International Day (aka Earth Day) launched by Gaylord Nelson, a former Wisconsin Democratic senator on April 22, 1970 with 20 million participants.…

December 16, 2018
Arctic will melt ice after 5 years
Environment

Arctic will melt ice after 5 years

According to a recent forecast by some scientists, after 5 years the Arctic will have melted ice phenomenon in the summer.

December 16, 2018
The Arctic Sea is the hottest 2,000 years
Environment

The Arctic Sea is the hottest 2,000 years

The ocean currents flowing from the North Atlantic to the Arctic are the hottest in over 2000 years, according to a new scientific study published.

December 16, 2018
Increasingly cold winter, affordable paradox?
Environment

Increasingly cold winter, affordable paradox?

Europe, North America and many parts of Asia are experiencing a harsh winter, with temperatures dropping to record levels, snow and ice making traffic stagnant.

December 16, 2018