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Environment
The upcoming La Nina could be weak and short-lived
Meteorologists predict that the La Nina phenomenon could appear early next year with a weak impact and only last for a short time.
Environment
Difference between El Nino, La Nina and ENSO
El Nino, La Nina and ENSO are all dangerous extreme weather phenomena.
Environment
Global rainstorms tied to unusually wet September
Rising ocean and land temperatures provide extra heat and moisture, helping storms intensify and bring heavy rain around the world.
Environment
The strongest El Nino in history has ended but 'natural disasters in the second half of 2024 will be very fierce'
Weather is becoming more and more extreme due to many factors occurring at the same time.
Environment
After El Nino, it's La Nina again: 13 storms predicted in the East Sea, all at the end of the year?
Will the appearance of La Nina make the 2024 storm season in the East Sea more fierce?
Environment
How does the weather change from El Nino to La Nina?
El Nino will likely recede soon, signaling a rapid transition to the opposite climate and ocean pattern, La Nina.
Oceanography
The world is experiencing mass coral bleaching
Coral reefs around the world are experiencing mass bleaching due to the climate crisis causing ocean temperatures to rise, two scientific agencies announced on April 15.
Environment
The La Nina phenomenon may replace El Nino this year
The US National Weather Service predicts El Nino will weaken in the next few months, giving way to the La Nina phenomenon that could cool global temperatures.
Environment
How will climate change cause hot weather this year?
La Nina is forecasted to remain until early summer, this year's hot weather will appear late and the hot season will not be as intense as in previous years.
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Why is the La Nina phenomenon so destructive to the planet?
The transition from El Nino to La Nina creates a form of terrible destruction to people, the environment and ecosystems on Earth.
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Why do humans not have fur like chimpanzees or gorillas?
We know that humans once had thick fur! But for some reason we lose it.
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Why are some men with red beards but not red hair?
It is very rare to see a man with a red beard and the accompanying red hair, it is only about 1% to 2% of the population.
Health
Athletes have a better hearing ability than ordinary people
A new study shows that professional athletes' brains are capable of analyzing sound better than ordinary people.
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Asia's deadliest storms since the 1970s
Asia-Pacific is home to 60% of the world's population, which is also the most disaster-prone region in the world.