Climate change can make beaches more salty
According to a new study, climate change will make the beach more salty, causing crabs and other marine organisms to be affected.
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According to a new study, climate change will make the beach more salty, causing crabs and other marine organisms to be affected.
Lake Mono is a shallow saltwater lake located in the high desert, on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, California (USA) mountain range.
According to the Southern Institute of Water Resources Research, the dry season in 2013, the flow on the Mekong River is 30-45% less than the average of many years.
Dr. Marco Tedesco, associate professor of Earth and Atmospheric Science at New York City College, and a colleague have studied the impact of climate change on the face o…
A recent study shows that the Dead Sea completely disappeared about 120,000 years ago because of the temperature in the Middle East soared.
Vietnamese scientists are concerned that Laos' controversial hydropower dam will have a bad impact on the Mekong Delta.
Scientists from China's Zhejiang Province have developed a non-motorized, muddy fish that can be used under water to measure temperature and salinity. seawater.
16 underwater devices will perform exploration missions and assist in mapping the world's oceans.
Compact Impact has launched a new product that will help people not to eat too many soups, sauces or sauces.