More than 220,000 people died from natural disasters in 2008
Natural disasters robbed more than 220,000 people in the past year and caused about $ 200 billion in damage.
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Natural disasters robbed more than 220,000 people in the past year and caused about $ 200 billion in damage.
A Air New Zealand Boeing 747-400 heavy aircraft yesterday successfully tested a two-hour flight using a portion of vegetable fuel.
The rich often live longer than the poor, but the gap in life expectancy is significantly reduced in cities with lots of recreational space such as parks, swimming pools…
Before the convoluted creep threatens the survival of the national forbidden forest of Son Tra, Da Nang City People's Committee decided to spend 100 million emergency tr…
The US Supreme Court has issued a ruling allowing the navy to use submarine detection devices (sonar) during exercises on the California coast, ...
A city in southern China is considering the possibility of using contaminated milk powder as a raw material for brick production, to limit the risk of soil and water pol…
The last wetland habitat of the Mekong Delta, the largest landfall of the Sarus Crane in Vietnam has just been rehabilitated.
To solve the power shortage, a city in Spain for installing hundreds of solar panels in the cemetery to produce electricity.
Blistering can be a warning bell of impending floods, scientists assert.
The greenhouse effect is changing the structure of organic matter in soil at the molecular level, causing soil quality to decrease, while increasing the amount of carbon…
The slow flow of sea water and river water can become a potential alternative energy source.
Last night, a strong earthquake shook the most densely populated Central Asia, including Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. There have been no reports of casualties.
A giant yellow glowing footprint appeared in the sky of the Strait of Mangang. A man living in southern England has recorded this interesting image.
New America Media reported that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) did not seem to do anything about the US situation of e-waste dumping into third world count…
China on October 29 called for developed economies to take the lead in international efforts to deal with climate change.