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Indonesia planted millions of hectares of forests to reduce emissions
Indonesia is planning to plant millions of hectares of forests to achieve the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by more than 25% by 2020.
The most endangered rhinoceros
That is the latest information published by the International Fund for Nature (WWF) on January 4, 2010.
Beijing Airport uses solar energy
Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA), China has invested 4 million yuan (US $ 588,000) to build the solar energy system.
Rolled clouds are rare in the sky of Uruguay
The magnificent image of a rare curled cloud formed in front of cold air and stretches for kilometers has appeared in the sky of Uruguay.
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McDonald's business group of fast-food restaurant systems will learn how to reduce methane in cows to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Build a spillway dam to turn the lake into a green park
The idea of building different spillways to divide a lake into three small lakes, using the bacteria available in the lake combined with growing greenery capable of tr…
Puerto Rico purifies monkeys
Puerto Rico island officials killed 800 monkeys because they thought they destroyed fields and resources.
Snow rolled itself into a tube
Extremely rare natural phenomenon - curled snow into a tubular shape - has been seen in the UK during a recent snowstorm.
The earthquake pulled down the presidential palace
An unprecedented large earthquake in Haiti for 200 years rocked the entire nation yesterday, causing many buildings to collapse including the presidential palace.
'Haiti earthquake as bad as the Asian tsunami'
About 50,000 people are thought to have died in a devastating earthquake on January 12 in Haiti.
Human catastrophe in Haiti: A couple of explanations
The 7-magnitude earthquake that destroyed Haiti on January 12 has been evaluated by scientists as having 35 times the power to destroy the atomic bomb that destroyed Hir…
Haiti will suffer many new earthquakes
Scientists warned of a terrible earthquake in Haiti last week could be just the start of a series of strong earthquakes in the Caribbean region.
Beam of images of 'black spots' on Hanoi 'lungs'
If the lake is considered a green lung of Hanoi, the pollution is the cancer of this lung.
Australian farmers want to kill kangaroos
In addition to the worries of drought, flooding affecting crops, Australian farmers also bear another worry - it's kangaroo.