Volcanoes can destroy Japan after 100 years
Japan may be nearly destroyed, leading to the risk of devastating the lives of 95% of the country's population, when a major volcanic eruption occurs in about 100 years.
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Japan may be nearly destroyed, leading to the risk of devastating the lives of 95% of the country's population, when a major volcanic eruption occurs in about 100 years.
At 12: 28 on September 16, the North Kanto region was shaken by an earthquake of magnitude 5.6.
The Japan Atomic Energy Research and Development Agency said on September 16 that radioactive leakage of about 12,000 becquerels (bql) was found.
The Japanese authorities discovered 31 people died near Ontake volcano peak after the mountain suddenly erupted on September 27.
The characteristics of the volcanic volcano and the underground eruption are thought to be the cause of Ontake
In order to make the most of the high-light areas to install solar panels.
According to the Nikkei daily, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) has decided to support the development of the photovoltaic plate.
The Japan National Police Agency said at least 18 people were killed, 20 injured and about 20 missing in a serious landslide in the city of Hiroshima.
A total of 39 people were claimed to have died and seven are still missing on August 20 after a series of landslides and floods caused by heavy rains.
More than 8580 people were hospitalized within a week with symptoms of heat shock or sun exhaustion and 15 people died.
The situation of climate change in the Pacific Ocean in 2014 is being realized by the appearance of the super typhoon Neoguri, which is expected to land in Japan.
The Japanese nuclear agency has just approved a plan to freeze ground under the Fukushima nuclear plant, in an attempt to slow the accumulation of radioactive water.
A magnitude 6 earthquake shook the Japanese capital buildings early this morning. Officials say there is no risk of tsunamis.
Japanese seismologists warn that a potential earthquake in the west of the country could cause massive tsunamis, affecting the Philippines and other Asian countries.
The island was formed in Japan last November due to volcanic eruption encroaching on the island next to it and merging the two islands into one.