Japan tested 300,000 children for suspected radioactivity
Japanese health officials are now beginning to examine more than 300,000 children living near the Fukushima nuclear plant, which was badly damaged in the March earthquak…
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Japanese health officials are now beginning to examine more than 300,000 children living near the Fukushima nuclear plant, which was badly damaged in the March earthquak…
Shanghai City has just decided to close 14 of the 17 battery generation plants to refine the technical criteria, after the test results show that 32 children have been p…
Nearly a quarter of the medical samples of children living in areas of radioactive contamination from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) give positive results for…
Every 30 seconds China has an infant born with deformities on the body. Environmental degradation is one of the causes of this situation.
Children who live near heavily polluted roads have lower IQ and score worse on tests, compared to children who breathe fresh air.
According to the World Health Organization's warning, up to 4 million children die each year from environmental factors, such as air pollution, dirty water and exposure…
Each year, 1.8 million children worldwide die from a lack of clean water and poor sanitation, a report by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). According to UND…
Seems like the saying
The moon follows me, the dragonfly bites the navel will know how to swim, swallow the seeds will grow trees ... are extremely naive thoughts that every youth has experie…
The seemingly serious conversation between the two young twins will surely make viewers can't help but laugh.
Addition and subtraction are the calculations we learned from the first grade and perhaps all proficiently used later on.
These super-easy quizzes sometimes make adults have headaches and not get the answer yet.
The Mid-Autumn Festival has ever existed, since anyone who brought this Tet from China to our country at any time, there is no exact history document mentioned.
The aurora in Iceland, the feet of the children or waiting for the bus in Bangkok are the best photos of 2016 taken by visitors and readers of The Guardian, each month.