The Dead Sea is dying
The Dead Sea has become a tourist attraction for thousands of years because extremely salty seawater makes bathers never sink and is said to bring many health benefits.
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The Dead Sea has become a tourist attraction for thousands of years because extremely salty seawater makes bathers never sink and is said to bring many health benefits.
The invasion of algae makes the lake in China change green and viscous appearance on the surface.
A recent study published in Nature Geoscience shows that polluted air has a significant impact on the total flow of many rivers in the Northern Hemisphere.
With sharp and sharp teeth like knives, a fish with a fierce face is
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…
At 6:50 (Hanoi time) on August 20, an earthquake with magnitude 4 in the Richter scale occurred in Muong La district (Son La).
A sudden canyon appeared in Taiwan after an intense earthquake 15 years ago, gradually disappearing with unprecedented speed.
19h15 on 19/7 many people on high-rise buildings in Hanoi clearly felt the shaking, found objects in the house suddenly fell
Heavy rainfall amounted to 400mm, causing many spots in Lang Son to sink in the sea.
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.
Tens of thousands of people in Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina had to leave their homes after a record rain, turning the Sava River into a fast-flowing stream, causing the…
After nearly 4 centuries of research and making different judgments, the origin of the Amazon and South America rivers has just been announced by scientists.
Water in a river in England on February 17 turned unusually yellow after the rain, but experts say this phenomenon is not dangerous.
At least four people have been killed in snowslides on January 5, in the state of Valais, in southwestern Switzerland, where many of the country's most famous ski resort…
Climate change and population growth will increase 80% of the drought situation by 2100, the researchers confirmed.