The world cannot give up nuclear energy
Humans still need nuclear power to meet the growing demand and mitigate the impact of climate change, the International Energy Organization (IEA) said.
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Humans still need nuclear power to meet the growing demand and mitigate the impact of climate change, the International Energy Organization (IEA) said.
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The lack of synchronous policies of the State is one of the difficult issues in the development of the biofuel industry in Vietnam, said Luu Quang Thai, Chairman of Viet…
Officials in some European countries have reported that they have detected a radioactive isotope in the air but have not found a source.
The air pollution in Beijing is getting worse, forcing officials in the country to admit that the previous evaluation criteria are incorrect.
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Vietnam is one of five Southeast Asian countries at risk of suffering the most severe impacts of global warming.
Some areas in New Jersey and Massachusetts are under 40cm of snow when the US east coast is caught in a seasonal snowstorm.
The Turkish government confirmed 596 people were killed and more than 4,100 were injured by the earthquake last week, after ordering all activities to search for victims.
An expert panel of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission concluded that the Fukushima nuclear power plant could only stop completely after at least three decades.
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