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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution is the world's largest 'killer' and the culprit that kills more than 7 million people worldwide in 2012.
Baseball-sized hailstones appear in a major storm in the Midwestern United States on June 3.
The thunderstorm with strong intensity lasted in an afternoon of 4/6 caused a power outage, and flooded many streets lightly. Not many trees, people walking on the road…
China's environmental pollution is alarming, especially water and air quality issues, which directly affect people's lives.
The coffins and remains of at least 26 Japanese soldiers were recently swept away from burial sites in the Marshall Islands, west of the Pacific Ocean, under the impact…
Ethanol or alcohol is considered a more environmentally friendly alternative fuel than fossil fuels except for its limitations.
So far, more and more scientists supporting Earth theory will warm up due to the effects of climate change, causing sea levels to skyrocket because of ice melting in the…
The European Parliament has voiced support for a draft plan to cut 50% and 80% of nylon bags in 2017 and 2019 respectively, compared to 2010.
The biggest sandstorm in nearly two decades has swept across Gansu province, northwest of China, causing visibility to fall to less than 20m.
The latest update on April 28 showed that at least 17 people were killed in tornadoes swept across many central and southern states in the last weekend.
A landslide after heavy rains buried the northeastern village of Afghanistan on Friday (May 2), leaving 2,000 people missing.
Yesterday, the Afghan government announced a national day of mourning to commemorate the victim of a terrible landslide in Ab Barik village in northern Badakhshan provin…
A magnitude 6 earthquake shook the Japanese capital buildings early this morning. Officials say there is no risk of tsunamis.
Economists and geologists are worried that reserves of rare earth elements (hereinafter referred to as rare earths) will run out faster than expected because supply does…
After harvesting, the corn plants are released into the environment with many fibers which seem useless such as stems, leaves, shells, corns ...