French scientists have successfully resurrected an ancient virus frozen for 48,000 years and found that it can invade amoeba cells to replicate and divide. Scientists worry that under the influence of global warming, the ice layer will gradually thaw, and these ancient viruses will bring new types of infectious diseases, which will become a hidden danger for future epidemics.
Why are bees declining, and where have they all gone? A study from the University of Maryland showed that compared to experiments in the 1970s, the li…
According to the “World Population Prospects 2022” released by the United Nations, the total global population will cross the threshold of 8 billion on November 15. Therefore, Natalia Kanem, CEO of the UN Population Fund, reminded every country to pay more attention to disadvantaged groups and not to use robust population control strategies to reduce population pressure.
The heat wave hit this summer, the climate anomaly set new high-temperature records around the world, and the earth lacks the shelter of trees. Some s…
According to data from the Global Forest Watch survey, since 2016, the loss rate of primary forests has remained above 1 million hectares per year, in…
In 1995, the United Nations stipulated that September 16th would be the International Day for the Protection of the Ozone Layer from that year, which …
An expert view published in the U.S. journal Foreign Policy pointed out that retrofitting buildings, facilities, and agriculture is a top priority for…
A study found that global warming may disrupt human sleep, activate inflammation, and increase the risk of infectious diseases in humans. The research…
European Drought Observatory survey shows that the UK and 60% of EU countries are facing severe drought. The main reason is that the abnormally high temperature and the sudden drop in precipitation brought about by climate change have left many countries in a state of water shortage aggravating the drought problem. Food, energy, water conservancy transportation, and ecology are greatly affected, and the Rhine is on the verge of a crisis of suspension.
The Norwegian and Finnish research teams found that the Arctic is warming 3.7 to 4.1 times faster than the rest of the planet. In some parts of the Ar…
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