The people of Argentina evacuated because of toxic smoke
Poison smoke spread throughout Argentina's capital yesterday, causing people in many areas to evacuate.
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Poison smoke spread throughout Argentina's capital yesterday, causing people in many areas to evacuate.
A new study finds that the most powerful earthquakes that hit Earth, such as the 9-magnitude strong earthquake, shook Japan last year, often appearing in certain 'hot sp…
An earthquake of 7.2 on the Richter scale occurred in the Maluku Islands, eastern Indonesia this morning 11/12.
The final tests are being carried out in Antarctica before experts working on an ancient lake project are under thick ice.
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Global warming is still a matter of debate among scientists. According to a new hypothesis, based on measurements on the Sun, the new ice age on Earth could happen in 20…
The solution to bring traffic information to FPT Corporation's electronic billboard system has been tested in Ho Chi Minh City.
In the past few days, in the area of Dak Fur Thuong irrigation lake (Loc Ngai commune, Bao Lam district, Lam Dong province), there has been a very serious subsidence s…
Big storms hit Britain last weekend, killing two people and leaving hundreds of people evacuated from their homes. Authorities warned that heavy rain will continue in th…
The Chairman of the National Nuclear Safety Council asked the relevant units to soon build a legal system and technical regulations for nuclear power.
Although the end of the rainy season but never Central Vietnam was hot as this year. Millions of farmers stand in front of worries about crop failure due to depleted res…
A volcano on the largest island in Hawaii sprayed lava streams into the ocean, creating a beautiful scene.
The giant iceberg photograph taken by Captain WF Wood on the SS Etonian on April 12, 1912 is most likely the only picture of the iceberg that sinks the legendary Titanic.
Radio Australia reported in the report of the climate change dialogue in Qatar, the United Nations Environment Program said
US $ 80 billion was the loss that the US suffered after super typhoon Sandy swept through the northeastern states of the country in late October and early November, of w…