Minor changes in solar activity strongly affect the climate
Very fragile connections between the 11-year solar cycle, the tropical stratosphere and the Pacific active in a coordinated manner to create a global climate cycle that…
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Very fragile connections between the 11-year solar cycle, the tropical stratosphere and the Pacific active in a coordinated manner to create a global climate cycle that…
Storm No. 6 is moving westward, gradually entering the northern Gulf of Tonkin of Vietnam, it is expected to weaken to a low pressure in the next 24 hours. The contact o…
Due to the impact of the 12th strong storm off the Pacific, hurricane 6 moved more slowly than expected.
The weakening low pressure area from the No. 6 storm suddenly returned to the form of a real storm early this morning and turned the threat to the North Central province…
The small island nation of Tuvalu in the South Pacific wants to stop using fossil fuels and produce electricity from renewable energy before 2020.
After moving very quickly into the South China Sea, the low tropical hamlet slowed down and headed north. It is expected that today low pressure will strengthen into a s…
This afternoon, the low pressure area crossed the island of Luong (Philippines) and advanced deep into the North China Sea. Meanwhile, the central provinces began to exp…
A UK study found that tropical forests are absorbing 20% of the CO2 emissions from the atmosphere, helping people save about $ 13 billion per year.
According to a new study conducted on the world's largest tropical forest, Amazon is particularly sensitive to drought.
With sea turtles and surf shops, Hawaii's Big Island is like a tropical water world.
The tropical rainforests around the world are resurrecting, but young trees may not be as resilient as many wild animals.
Climate researchers have shown that large volcanic eruptions in the past 450 years have helped temporarily cool the climate in tropical regions, but they also claim that…
The frequency of clouds is very high in the tropical regions of the Earth - clouds are often associated with violent storms - rising due to global warming.
Global warming is pushing many tropical animals and plants to places higher than their usual environment.
Geologists have long believed that, like today, tropical regions remain in a warm state during the ice age of Earth 300 million years ago.