Japan again shook because of the 6.1-magnitude earthquake
The 6.1-magnitude Richter earthquake happened in northeastern Japan.
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The 6.1-magnitude Richter earthquake happened in northeastern Japan.
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Settlement pit with a diameter of about 10m, 7m deep, sticking to the foot of a two-storey house of Mr. Nguyen Van Bac's family in My Duc (Hanoi).
The gilded walls of India's Golden Temple were once bright, but the perennial air pollution made them dusty and dull.
In a leaked document, Apple said it would stop using plastic bags at its stores from mid-April to protect the environment.
On March 30, Japan 's Nuclear Administration (NRA) approved a plan to freeze the land around damaged reactors at Fukushima.
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The poor have to use arsenic-contaminated water, while two decades ago, this substance has been known to cause cancer.
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The Earth's North Pole is changing its direction to the east, approaching the original meridian running through Greenwich, London, England.
This phenomenon makes the water with extremely low temperatures, causing every creature to touch it to freeze in a split second.