The scientists combined four monitoring technologies and found that in 2017-2018, not less than 900 Chinese ships illegally fishing off the coast of North Korea, and at least 3,000 North Korean boat in the territorial waters of. According to a Read more
As of 2009, about one-third of lakes in the world have undergone strong negative anthropogenic influence. According to the study, published in the journal Global Environmental Change, from 1993 to 2009, human impact has also affected the 610 from 710 Read more
Only a third of Antarctica to date, never visited it, reported in a study in the journal Nature. To such conclusion scientists have reached based on the analysis of millions of records of human activity on the continent. Antarctica is Read more
Computer simulations showed that the wave of heat that swept Eastern Siberia in the first half of 2020, is a consequence of global climate change. According to the report of the International initiative group for the study of weather phenomena Read more
Global emissions of methane into the atmosphere in 2017 rose nine percent compared to the period 2000-2006 and amounted to 596 million tons. According to a study published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, the main contribution to the flow Read more
Scientists have found that further sea level rise will increasingly occur avolve — shifts of river channels, often accompanied by devastating floods. According to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, with further increase in Read more
The average annual temperature within the next five years (2020 to 2024) to be 0.91-1.59 Celsius higher than in pre-industrial period. Global climate change will also impact on the strengthening of winds over the Atlantic, which will lead to frequent Read more
The decreasing sea meadows off the coast of Australia led to the issuance of additional 11-21 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions of five million cars a year. To such conclusion researchers have come, having studied the concentration of Read more
Droughts in South America have become more frequent and destructive since the second half of the XX century: the natural frequency of their occurrence were 16-34 years, but now they occur approximately every five years. To such conclusions scientists have Read more
By the year 2100 nearly 60 percent of marine and freshwater fish species may encounter temperature conditions of the environment in which it will be impossible for their reproduction. According to the study, published in the journal Science, the most Read more