Why say Typhoon Tembin is a catastrophic storm?
After sweeping through the Philippines and killing hundreds of people, Tropical Storm Tembin began to land in Vietnam.
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After sweeping through the Philippines and killing hundreds of people, Tropical Storm Tembin began to land in Vietnam.
Experts say the storm stopped at a place longer than any previous tropical storm.
US scientists say the phenomenon of coastal forests dying due to seawater intrusion appears more and more rapidly in the world and is clear evidence of climate change.
Scientists say the key to the survival of the world's threatened coral reefs could be in the waters surrounding Shikine, a small volcanic island off the coast of Japan.
In the article, McDonough points out that carbon is not a chemical element for us to say bad. On the contrary, it is an essential part of life on Earth.
Central Italy yesterday continued to shake by hundreds of aftershocks, hindering rescue efforts after the earthquake that killed more than 200 people.
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…
New Korean scientists say they have found a way to turn cigarette filter heads into a series of energy-storing materials used for all devices from mobile phones to cars.…
A magnitude 6 earthquake shook the Japanese capital buildings early this morning. Officials say there is no risk of tsunamis.
Scientists say that the ozone layer is gradually shrinking and may disappear by 2070.
Pakistani officials say at least 45 people have been killed and 200 injured in a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that rocked Balochistan province.
Weather forecasters in Russia say the country is experiencing the coldest in more than half a century. Last week, the night temperature here dropped to -25 degrees C.
American scientists say they have found a lake of magma deep in the Pacific shelf, in an effort to trace the formation of the seabed in the future.