Japan announced a tsunami image that swallowed all nuclear power plants
Tokyo TEPCO Electric Company has just published horrifying photos to record the tsunami moment that hit the Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.
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Tokyo TEPCO Electric Company has just published horrifying photos to record the tsunami moment that hit the Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.
A 5.9-magnitude earthquake rocked western Turkey last night, killing at least three people and injuring 75 others, Turkish national television reported.
Three Gorges, the largest hydroelectric dam in the world, has caused many implications. China acknowledges a project that has long praised the world wonder.
Many points in some northern provinces such as northern Lai Chau province, south of Son La, Lao Cai towns - Than Uyen, Bao Thang - Muong La ... have natural irradiation…
Chinese factories are facing policies to limit electricity use, in the context of rising coal prices and prolonged droughts affecting the operation of hydropower plants,…
The European Commission is considering banning the use of plastic bags or imposing taxes on people who use them to reduce the level of environmental pollution.
According to scientists, there are a number of natural hazards that are affecting the lives of a wide range of organisms on earth including humans.
The historic earthquake in Japan on March 11 caused the sea floor to move up to 24 meters in the direction from east to west.
The phenomenon of cracking, land subsidence, tilting of houses in quarter 1 (Di Linh town, Di Linh district, Lam Dong) has occurred over 3 weeks now. Specialized agencie…
A strong 4.9 magnitude earthquake in the early morning (May 22) in southern China shocked some areas in the northern mountainous provinces of Vietnam such as Lai Chau an…
Typhoon Aere hit the eastern Philippines in the past few days, leaving at least 17 people dead and 10,000 others evacuated.
Every day, the water rises again until the ankle is flooded, carrying fish, fragments to Takahashi's door,
The route to the area planned to build the Xayaburi dam, a work that the Lao government recently decided to suspend, will still be made to serve people.
On May 11, the heat wave will reach its peak in the northern provinces before cold air spills over. Meanwhile, the storm Aere has weakened.
Thousands of Italians left Rome because of rumors that the earthquake will attack the city today.