Environment
-
South Korea Flooding: Three Killed, 195 Displaced, More Rains and Floods in the Coming Days
Torrential rain and high tides on July 23 caused massive flooding in South Korea, killing three people. Disaster officials said that 195 people evacuated, and there were 51 people rescued from the floods. Authorities warn of more rainfall and flooding in the coming days.
Latest Research Articles
Smallholder Farmers in Zambia Can Combat Deforestation, Climate Change
-
South Asia Floods: Death Toll at 550, Millions Displaced, Looming Humanitarian Crisis
City With Worst Air Not Beijing or New Delhi, but Temuco, Chile
A River of Black Sludge With Debris Flooding Through Arizona
-
Scientists Develop New Model for Tropical Cyclone Forecasting for Disaster Preparedness in the Pacific
-
Alaska Earthquake Update: Small Tsunami, Zero Damage and Injuries
Newly Discovered Darkling Beetle Species has Larvae that can Degrade Plastic
-
3 Simple Steps to Get Gardening Today
-
Powerful 7.8 Quake Hits Alaska, Tsunami Warning Canceled
-
Assam Flooding: 2.5 Million People Evacuated, 100 Animals Dead, 8 of Which Are Endangered
-
Energy Isn't Just Electricity – the Common Mistake Obscuring the Mammoth Task of Decarbonisation
New Zealand's New Alert System for White Island Could Save Lives
MOST POPULAR
-
How Climate Change Adaptation Builds Heat-Resilient Cities, Drought Crops, Sea Walls & Retreat
-
What Powers Tornado Alley Supercells? Wall Clouds, Mesocyclones, Hook Echoes & Wedge Tornadoes
-
Wildfire Prevention Methods: Prescribed Burns, Fuel Reduction, Firebreaks & Defensible Space for Fire Season
-
How Hurricane Tracking Technology Predicts Category 5 Storms with Satellites, Radar & Saffir-Simpson Scale
-
Mariana Trench Animals Found Among the Deep Ocean Species Thriving in Darkness
