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Clean water is a big challenge for Asia
Population explosion, poor resource management, flood and drought are turning clean water into luxury for hundreds of millions of Asians.
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Use tiger dogs
After being trained in Russia to specialize in sniffing to detect tigers, a professional dog was taken to Cambodia to seek traces of the lord of the forest in the reserv…
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Discover the largest Siki gibbon population in Vietnam
Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park Science and Rescue Center said that, through surveys, 41 Siki gibbon groups were recorded, the largest Siki gibbon population in Vietna…
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Buses run by garbage
Since 2010, clean buses will roll on the streets of Oslo (Norway), with biofuels produced from waste like mud, sewage and leftovers.
Environment
Carbon sinks are weakening
Scientists at the International Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen last week said the balance effect of land and sea carbon sinks is gradually weakening.
Environment
Volcanic dust smoke like an atomic bomb
On March 22, 23, Redoubt volcano in Anchorage, Alaska state of America sprayed 6 times, creating a mushroom-shaped smoke column higher than 15 km, identical to the smoke…
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Japanese cherry blossoms are threatened
Japanese cherry blossoms are blooming sooner and will face a gloomy future due to global warming.
Environment
Climate change affects life on the Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica has long been thought to be one of the fastest warming locations on Earth.
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An Australian state declared war on giant frogs
People in Australia's Queensland state are participating in the campaign to hunt for a toxic giant frog native to the Americas.
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Gum does not stick and self-destruct
The world's first non-stick gum after being used has been sold in the UK.
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Venice's love city produces electricity from algae
The romantic city port of Venice (Italy) is planning to build a factory to produce electricity from algae to self-supply energy.
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Prepare to evaluate nuclear power projects
Currently Vietnam has prepared the necessary national infrastructure for nuclear power development.
Environment
Fire hoses are more dangerous in the winter
Two notorious cannons raged on April 11, 1965. It attacked Sunnyside at Elkhart, Ind., Killing 36 people.
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CO2 emissions will be stored under the North Sea
Energy Corporation National Grid (UK) is planning to build a system to transport and store CO2 emissions at old gas fields that have been mined in the North Sea.
Environment
Gaur appears in Ninh Thuan forest
The source from Ninh Thuan said that rangers in Ninh Son district discovered a herd of gaurs living in Ma Noi forest of this district.