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On March 1, HCMC Environmental Hygiene Project Management Unit of Nhieu Loc - Thi Nghe basin (Management Board) stated that, before Dinh Hoi Tet, the contractor of the 7…
It seems too late to discover the age of some events as well as phenomena. However, the recent discovery of the British research team after a trip to the south coast to…
Typhoon killed at least 20 people in Alabama, Georgia and Missouri, southern United States. A storm-stricken Enterprise, Alabama, school building hit at least five fish
On March 1, tornadoes in many states, including the heaviest losses were Alabama and Missouri, with at least 19 people dead and destroying many homes, including a school.
On March 1, during his first address on global climate theme, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said climate change is also dangerous to humankind like war. Mr. Ban urged…
Next Monday (March 5), a part of cold air with strong intensity will overflow into the North and North Central provinces, ending hot weather lasting longer than last mon…
A spokesman for the EU said the commission is aiming to cut car emissions by 25% in general, and will largely be attributed to the introduction of new car manufacturing…
The UK weather forecast center, the Met Office, forecast heavy snow in most of South Wales, Central and South England, including London. Snow is 5cm thick in London and…
Boss Richard Branson, chairman of the Virgin Group, yesterday (09-02) announced the award of $ 25 million to the first scientist to find the best measures to reduce emis…
The anomalies of the sea surface temperature (SST / Sea Surface Temperature) were reduced when approaching the equatorial Pacific region during January 2007. However, th…
Yesterday, Japan introduced the use of automatic disaster warning system, which relies on satellites to instantly transmit disaster warning information.
The ice on the top of the White Mountains (Cordillera Blanca) of Peru, is considered the largest ice in the tropics, is melting fast ... Scientists track the melting of…
Since the beginning of winter, the central area of Tokyo has no snowflakes. This is the first time in 130 years that the Japanese capital has spent a long time in the…
Scientists at the Norwegian Air Research Institute (NILU) at the Zeppelin Observatory have noted an increase in a particularly powerful greenhouse gas, called HFC134a.
Kalimantan also lost quite a bit in the jungle. The first is a few kilometers by boat, and then a few kilometers on the self-made sledge. Across the trees, each flock of…