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Haze in Indonesia causes 100,000 people to die early
New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
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Natural phenomena have the most destructive power
Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
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The mysterious cave only freezes in the hot summer
A strange ice ripple in Pennsylvania, USA, seems to go against the natural law of always freezing in the summer and melting in the winter.
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A strong storm of level 14 appeared in the South China Sea
Currently (September 25), in the offshore waters of northeastern Lu-Dong Island (Philippines) a strong storm is active and has an international name as MEGI.
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The amount of oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere has lost 0.7% without knowing why
Our atmosphere is suffering
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Preparations of Germany to rescue dirty lakes in Hanoi
Drainage Enterprise No. 4, Hanoi Sewerage One Member Co., Ltd. is cleaning Hoang Cau and Van Chuong reservoirs with new advanced Redoxy-3C technology from Germany.
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92% of the world's population lives in polluted air
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
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Detecting the deepest cave in the world, not finding the bottom
An expedition team has discovered the world's deepest underwater cave in eastern Czech Republic.
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Air pollution increases traffic accidents
According to London University of Economics, air pollution is considered to be the cause of hundreds of car accidents each year.
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The US Navy uses beef fat as fuel for warships
The US Navy is increasing its use of biofuels, including beef fat, for its ships due to concerns about climate change and instability in oil prices.
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Aere storm jerks 10-12 levels into the South China Sea
In the early morning of October 6, the tropical depression intensified into a storm, the name of which was called Aere. The strongest wind in the area near the storm cen…
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Ghostly satellite images of super typhoon Matthew made the people afraid
The online community is sharing satellite images of the storm
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Aere storm entered the South China Sea
At 13 o'clock, the location of the center of the storm was about 20.6 degrees north latitude; 119.0 degrees east longitude, on the northeastern region of the East Sea. T…
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Strange cloud of nuclear bomb explosion appeared in Russia
Many speculations came after the people of Kemerovo, western Siberia (Russia) on August 28 saw the appearance of a mushroom-shaped cloud that looked like a nuclear bomb…
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The lake is bubbling, burning in the Arctic
NASA is using satellite imagery to study abnormal foaming in lakes in Alaska, USA, resulting from global climate change.