Global warming is thawing ... corpses from the First World War
first the guns were thawed, then the diaries, the letters, and then ... the human bodies!
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Fighting for partners can help animals adapt better when their living environment becomes harsh
millions of organisms all over the planet are day by day, every hour fighting with negative effects caused by human-induced climate change.
What is the most devastating natural disaster that the earth has experienced?
among the natural disasters that the earth has experienced, what are the most devastating disasters? was that meteorite destroyed almost all living things on earth, even dinosaurs
Global warming can weaken wind power, a study predicts
discussion on renewable energy, focusing on the impact of global warming has just announced a fever-causing information.
17 signs that the 6th great extinction - the nightmare of humanity is about to sweep through the earth
extinction is a marked decline in the abundance and diversity of large species (not microorganisms). this phenomenon occurs when the rate of extinction increases rapidly compared
You will be startled when watching the video describing the process of Earth's hotness in the past 100 years
for more than 100 years, the earth has become warmer and the average temperature in many parts of the world is constantly increasing to an alarming level.
Startled with the harmful effects of solar cells on the environment
in the process of producing solar batteries, nf3 gas - the greenhouse effect that makes the earth's atmosphere thousands of times hotter than co2 - leaks into the atmosphere can
What is left of Asia if the whole ice on Earth melts?
big cities like shanghai or calcutta completely disappeared under the ocean. ho chi minh city of vietnam is also one of the most heavily affected areas.
Acid in the Arctic Ocean increases rapidly with climate change
climate change not only makes the arctic ocean region rise, many ice shelves cracked, but a series of acidic levels in this sea have increased dramatically over time. currently