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2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends, Leaving Widespread Damage in Its wake
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season ended on November 2 after witnessing 11 consecutive storms and causing many casualties due to natural disasters.
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Environment
This year's hurricane season could see many record-breaking hurricanes
Scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have issued their highest forecast yet for the Atlantic hurricane season: 17 to 25 named stor…
Oceanography
Global warming causes many marine animals to die en masse because of... cold
The effects of ocean warming are profound and well documented. But sometimes changes in wind patterns and ocean currents have counterintuitive consequences.
Environment
Latest news about Asian typhoons: 2 storms that 'hit' only one country?
The characteristics of these typhoons Neoguri and Bualoi are very humid, capable of causing rains pouring down on the area it lands.
Oceanography
The sea is hot to the extinct North Atlantic whale
As the ocean warms, the supply of food is scarce, the North Atlantic whale is facing the risk of rapid decline in the number of individuals and even extinction.
Environment
Antarctic temperatures are record high, reaching 17.5 degrees Celsius
Scientists say that the temperature in Antarctica has reached a record, 17.5 degrees Celsius, the highest level in history, not only that, the world temperature in 2015…
Environment
Climate change changes the world fishing map
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…
Environment
Heavy storms will appear more and more
Increasing humidity due to warming of air and ocean will increase the frequency and severity of storms, potentially destroying dams, causing flooding, accompanied by cou…
Environment
Ocean warming since when?
New research shows that the world's oceans have started to heat up more than 100 years ago, twice the time previously known. The results of the study could help scientis…