20 million Chinese people can poison arsenic
Swiss and Chinese scientists warned on August 22 that nearly 20 million people across China are facing the risk of poisoning by using arsenic-contaminated groundwater.
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Swiss and Chinese scientists warned on August 22 that nearly 20 million people across China are facing the risk of poisoning by using arsenic-contaminated groundwater.
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A Fiji Islands Republican official said climate change is one of the biggest barriers to the sustainable development of small Pacific island nations.
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Malaysia's Minister of Natural Resources and Environment G. Palanivel said it is difficult to find a long-term solution to the problem of dust because Indonesia refuses…
The US scientist said that the temperature of the ocean in the Pacific equator could affect global temperatures in each stage, contrary to skepticism about the global wa…
This afternoon (August 12), Typhoon UTOR passed Lu - Dong Island (Philippines) and went to the East of the North East Sea - storm No. 7.