Antarctica: Ice is breaking down from below
Scientists are closely monitoring the phenomenon of massive Antarctic ice sheets that are breaking and melting.
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Scientists are closely monitoring the phenomenon of massive Antarctic ice sheets that are breaking and melting.
Massive cities, including London (New York), New York (USA) and Shanghai (China) may be flooded with water as sea levels rise for several more decades.
According to experts, climate change has caused many horrifying consequences, including over half a million people dying of starvation.
Cold and even snowy weather in some localities makes you excited to carry backpacks and explore the lands where snow falls. But be careful because extreme cold weather c…
Humanity will face the next ice age more than 50,000 years later than the inherent rule. The reason is due to global warming that the culprit is human.
Chinese people are faced with a record cold spell in the past 30 years, when up to 90% of the area will sink in a heat background below 0 degrees C.
Summer ... hot record, but why is the winter cold record?
The ice melts due to global warming causing the Earth to rotate more slowly and become longer.
As predicted by scientists in recent times, global warming will significantly affect labor efficiency and productivity in Southeast Asian countries, before 2045.
Central and many other regions in China warm up, causing food productivity to skyrocket, creating a solid foundation for the Song Dynasty to develop its economy and mili…
Australian scientists think that climate change will make sharks smaller and less thirsty
Global data from NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) said that the average temperature on earth in October increased to 0.98 degrees Celsius, much war…
A study published by the Associated Press on October 26 said that if the state of CO2 continued to thicken, the temperature in the Persian Gulf (southwestern Iran) could
According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA), many cities may be engulfed by seawater in the next 100-200 years.
2015 El Nino lasted the longest in the last 60 years, making this year's winter temperature higher, rainfall across the country plummeting compared to the average of man…