African agriculture is at risk of wiping out
Climate change will seriously threaten African agriculture today and will therefore adversely affect the rest of the world.
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Climate change will seriously threaten African agriculture today and will therefore adversely affect the rest of the world.
Experts are worried that Yellowstone - one of the largest super volcanoes in the world is likely to explode in the near future.
Severe drought is causing unimaginable effects in California, from pests that multiply to snakes dragging into people's homes.
Rain will continue from this evening to July 27 in the North. Meteorological agencies warned that the risk of flash floods in mountainous provinces is very large.
A new study reports that about half of the US population is facing an earthquake risk.
Scientists warn that earthquakes and aftershocks in Nepal could lead to thousands of landslides, melting glacial lakes, leading to flooding in the near future.
'Water is endless, never shallow' - this misconception has led to waste of clean water in daily life.
Japan may be nearly destroyed, leading to the risk of devastating the lives of 95% of the country's population, when a major volcanic eruption occurs in about 100 years.
Seawater is affected by rising climate change as previously predicted, about 2.6% of the global population (177 million people) are living in areas with frequent flood r…
Nepalese officials on August 17 confirmed at least 84 people were killed and nearly 160 people missing in a series of landslides and floods across the country over the p…
On August 23, the Icelandic government issued a red warning about the risk of the Bardarbunga volcanic system erupting, potentially causing global air traffic turmoil.
The landslide in the area on the Sunkoshi River, in northeastern Nepal on August 2, killed eight people and left about 200 missing, turning the area into a large lake.
Scientists in mainland China, Taiwan (China) and the Philippines have warned of the risk of a major tsunami in the South China Sea.
As the daily temperature rises, the number of patients seeking treatments for kidney stones also increases.