Subsidence in the delta is related to human activity
A study by the University of Colorado at Boulder said most of the low-river deltas are subsiding due to human impact. Therefore, the delta area is more vulnerable to flo…
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A study by the University of Colorado at Boulder said most of the low-river deltas are subsiding due to human impact. Therefore, the delta area is more vulnerable to flo…
The thawing of Greenland in this century will push more seawater toward the threatened coastline of New York, Boston, Halifax and other cities of the Northeast United St…
According to Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Van Duc about 50 years ago, in Vietnam, the average temperature increased about 0.7 degrees Cels…
Global sea levels are increasing at a faster rate than scientists have predicted, due to severe melting of ice in the two poles.
New research shows that the sea level in the next 100 years will be one meter higher than the current sea level
According to a recent scientific analysis, by the end of the century, global sea level could rise to 1.5 m, higher than the previous forecast of the United Nations Inter…
Prior to the forecast of 1 m sea level rise in 2100, scientists proposed 3 disaster response plans at the meeting organized by Vietnam Union of Science and Technology As…
Vietnam will be one of the two worst affected developing countries in the world when sea level rises. At least, Ha Long Bay and Tram Chim National Park will sink deeply.
Professor Garry Clarke of the University of British Columbia (Canada) warned that sea levels around the world could rise by 7m if the entire ice sheet on Greenland Islan…
A recent study from Duke University in the United States found that coastal marshes, where marine organisms are raised and mitigating the effects of storms along many co…
After 10 years of studying the Bay of Bengal, oceanographers say the sea level in Sunderban is rising at a rate of 3.14 mm per year compared with the world average of 2…
If sea level rises by 5m, Vietnam could lose 16% of the area, along with more than 35% of the population and about 35% of the total GDP affected. Meanwhile, according to…
The results of a study by a group of German scientists published in the journal Science (US) on December 14 showed that the global warming of the climate could make sea…
A series of famous American landmarks and landmarks will disappear in the future due to the effects of global warming.
Ho Chi Minh City is among the worst affected areas if the entire world ice melted.