Venezuela thanks Cuba to call rain and wind
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that Cuban scientists will create rain to help the country get out of drought.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that Cuban scientists will create rain to help the country get out of drought.
To buy a car is not difficult, but drivers in the Netherlands will have to pay taxes for every kilometer that their vehicles circulate on the road.
The United Nations said in 2008, 38 million people worldwide migrated due to natural disasters ...
On the afternoon of October 23, the director of Hanoi Department of Science and Technology Le Xuan Rao said that the Hanoi City People's Committee has agreed to allow fu…
Today, this program will connect the world to participate in combating climate change - a serious problem that Vietnam ...
The peaceful atmosphere of the sea in Singapore is broken by the appearance of a water cannon. It sucked water up and washed the ships on the sea ...
Very few people know that everyday items in the house are also a significant source of pollution for our home.
On October 26, Spain's Altran Innovation Support Fund introduced a model of housing with mostly bamboo construction materials capable of absorbing CO2 emissions naturall…
In the morning of October 28, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment cooperated with the National Meteorological Center to organize a workshop on
October 27 is the end of the week of the 'No Harm' project launched by the famous US website Huffington Post. Thousands of people have participated in testing green life…
A strong storm of 13 international names is Mirinae operating in the eastern sea of the Philippines and the possibility of the evening of October 31 will enter the Sou…
Winter came early in some western US states with heavy snow, causing many traffic problems, schools closed and hundreds of flights delayed.
AP on October 30 led sources from the Japan Meteorological Agency, saying that in Kagosima and Amani Islands, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Japan.
This morning, October 31, Hurricane Mirinae with a wind of 150 km / hour brought heavy rain and poured into the Philippine capital of Manila, causing widespread power ou…