Nuclear power: 'Carved crystal' of climate change
The development of uncontrolled large-scale natural gas use will not solve the climate problem but also cause more deaths than the development of nuclear power.
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The development of uncontrolled large-scale natural gas use will not solve the climate problem but also cause more deaths than the development of nuclear power.
About 20h on June 23, after landing in the North Eastern provinces (the focus is on Hai Phong - Thai Binh) the storm No. 2 (Bebinca) weakened into a tropical depression,…
Indian officials said on June 22 that at least 560 people were killed and tens of thousands of people were missing in northern India due to floods and landslides followi…
At least 5,000 people may have been killed by flash floods and landslides in northern India over the past week, an official admitted.
Laval University researchers have developed a highly effective method to convert CO2 into methanol, a substance that can be used as a low-emissions fuel for transportati…
The Malaysian government on June 23 announced a state of emergency in the southern Muar and Ledang areas of the country, due to haze from Indonesian forest fires causing…
Scientists have long suspected that an area becomes greener due to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide, observations have been made since the early 1980s in satellite d…
Water scarcity and water pollution are two of the world's most pressing issues, especially in developing countries, where infrastructure and resources are limited.
To Namib-Naukluft Park (Namibia), visitors encounter strange scenery like on other planets. That is the scene
Forest protection will also protect the coral reefs under the sea, as this will limit the amount of sediment deposited into the sea.
Australian scientists have discovered a crystal clear lake, never affected by climate change and any human impact.
The face that has always been hidden under the ice sheet of Antarctica has been exposed to the world, thanks to the new mapping technology of the US Aeronautics and Spac…
Engineers have stabilized the Fukushima nuclear power plant later
Thai Binh has more than 50km of coastline with 5 large estuaries pouring into the sea, creating an area of over 16,000 ha of tidal flats and thousands of hectares of s…
Originally a dry delta, La Ciénega de Santa (Mexico) is now