Can 2015 El Nino cause more natural disasters?
The eastern Pacific Ocean is heating up, making the El Nino phenomenon likely to hit its peak in 1997 and causing unexpected disasters.
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The eastern Pacific Ocean is heating up, making the El Nino phenomenon likely to hit its peak in 1997 and causing unexpected disasters.
Recently, reports from NASA showed that July 2015 became the hottest month in the past 2 centuries. Research on signs of striated gravel, ice cores and coral reefs also…
In the new study, scientists predict that the sea may rise by up to 6m in the future, threatening many major cities in the world. Even the disaster still happens regardl…
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
Use updated data on temperatures taken from thousands of terrestrial weather observatories and a lot of sea and commercial buoys, scientists at the US National Oceanic a…
New research by NASA experts shows that the Earth will increase temperature significantly and become harsh within the next 85 years.
NASA's new data file shows the new perspective of humanity in 2100.
El Nino along with climate change due to human factors is the cause of abnormal hot weather this year.
Global warming that most of the impact from humans is causing the ice at the two poles to melt faster than ever. The ice melts so quickly that sea level rises and many c…
Volcanic eruptions have contributed to significantly slowing global warming over the past 15 years.
A new study shows that rising Earth temperatures will make aircraft more difficult to take off, people will have to limit the number of passengers and luggage.
Warming oceans around Antarctica could dramatically increase global sea levels, a recent warning by Australian and New Zealand scientists.
A new study shows that global climate models have underestimated the total amount of CO2 absorbed by plants.
Scientists have long believed that climate change is the cause of rising temperatures in Pacific waters in North America over the past century.
Humans are not the only factor that causes global warming, but the Sun's natural activity also affects climate change.