Strange 'cold tongue' phenomenon is happening in the Pacific Ocean, scientists have not explained it yet
The eastern Pacific Ocean has a current of water that is getting colder, contrary to scientists' climate models.
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The eastern Pacific Ocean has a current of water that is getting colder, contrary to scientists' climate models.
The brain-eating amoeba has the scientific name Naegleria fowleri - a type of parasite.
The United Nations said on October 7 that climate change is making the water cycle more unpredictable, with floods and droughts becoming more intense.
In 2024, Earth continues to break records. However, they are all unexpected events.
When it comes to global warming and the climate crisis, CO2 is the first thing that comes to mind. In fact, it is just one of the greenhouse gases that cause the Earth t…
Unusual warming and a strange polar vortex this year have changed the cycle of the ozone hole. Don't celebrate too soon, scientists warn.
Some icy regions of Antarctica are forming lush green vegetation at an alarming rate as the region is also hit by heatwaves.
Environmentalists say climate change and global warming are not only drying up rivers in the Amazon but also causing unprecedented wildfires, destroying the parched vege…
Scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have issued their highest forecast yet for the Atlantic hurricane season: 17 to 25 named stor…
Known since 2010, giant blobs in the Pacific Ocean have become a mystery to those who witness them.
Warm-colored amber samples act as a 3-dimensional window to help scientists recreate ancient ecosystems through the countless animal and plant entities they contain.
Vietnam and the whole world are aiming for Net Zero by 2050. This is a term that is mentioned often but is perhaps unfamiliar to many people.
By 2050, the elderly group will account for nearly a quarter of the world's population. This group of people will suffer many negative impacts due to warming weather.
Warmer climate causes permafrost to melt, releasing the metal ores inside into rivers and streams, causing them to turn rusty.