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The US State Department yesterday said Washington welcomed the postponement of Laos' Xayaburi dam construction on the Mekong River, and hoped Southeast Asian countries w…
The chambers inside the No. 1 and No. 2 reactors of the earthquake and tsunami plant in Fukushima, Japan, will be filled with water to help cool these ovens - a measure…
The washing of untreated ore is discharged directly into rivers and streams causing water pollution, leading experts to warn Ba Be Lake may disappear in a few dozen year…
The need for nuclear energy for humanity and the urgency is ever more advanced in terms of nuclear safety and radiation safety.
At least 12 people were killed and 27 injured when hail and whirlwinds struck Guangdong province, China, yesterday.
Last night and early this morning (April 18), cold air affected the eastern North and some parts of northern Central Vietnam, causing bad weather in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Information from the Ministry of Science and Technology affirmed that the concentration of radioisotopes in the air in many provinces in Vietnam is low and tends to decl…
At least 45 people have been killed in the storm with hundreds of the worst-considered tornadoes ever hit the US during more than two decades, affecting half of its terr…
Vietnamese scientists are concerned that Laos' controversial hydropower dam will have a bad impact on the Mekong Delta.
Two remote-controlled robots are measuring radioactive concentrations in Japan's Fukushima I nuclear power plant.
An amateur machine shot the tornado swept across Mississippi state, one of a series of tornadoes in the United States last week, killing at least 45 people.
The Lower Mekong countries today still have not decided the fate of Laos' controversial hydroelectric dam, but will conduct further consultations at the Ministerial leve…
Hot pressures are tending to develop and expand to affect the North. Some areas of mountainous areas in the North of the North appear hot sun up to 35 degrees C.
Based on the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), American scientists have released a list of the 10 countries that are considered to be the cleanest in the world.
The level of damage of the earthquake on March 11 in Japan is not the only thing that makes geologists surprised. This fourth powerful earthquake also caused extensive a…