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India has a record of 51 degrees Celsius, mobile phones have been powered down
A city of Rajasthan state, India experienced a new record heat wave when the outdoor temperature reached 51 degrees Celsius on May 20, 2016.
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The price of solar electricity in Dubai is about one third the price of electricity in Vietnam
A record low electricity price has just been set, it shows an important step forward for solar power as the world is facing the pressure of rapidly reducing CO2 emission…
Environment
Where can mercury in the air come from
Mercury can be generated from coal-fired power plants, incinerators and forest fires.
Environment
Exploiting the Earth's geothermal energy
Geothermal sources provide stable energy and are less harmful to the environment than fossil or nuclear fuels.
Environment
Japan was again shaken by the second earthquake
An early 7.3-magnitude Ricter earthquake continued to shake southern Japan.
Environment
Freezing lands around Fukushima factory
On March 30, Japan 's Nuclear Administration (NRA) approved a plan to freeze the land around damaged reactors at Fukushima.
Environment
Most of the world's solar cells are installed in the wrong direction
Solar energy is considered the cleanest, endless and safest energy source today, favored and used by many families. But how to install and use this energy source to be t…
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The concentration of mercury in the rainwater of the US has been so dangerous
Many states have mercury levels in the rain that exceed the danger for humans.
Environment
The unimaginable power comes from burning candles
Research results published in the scientific journal Electrochimica Acta showed that: Burning a candle can produce electricity equivalent to an automobile battery.
Environment
Decipher the mysterious tsunami in the East Sea
Scientists on Oct. 22 warn of potential tsunami areas on the southwest coast of Taiwan after shedding light on a mysterious tsunami that occurred in the area in the 18th…
Environment
How strong is a storm?
The scientific world thinks that the power of a storm cannot increase to an infinite level and the strongest storm that humans can measure ...
Environment
Producing wind power and solar power is cheaper than coal
For the first time, the cost of producing wind and solar power in the UK and Germany was cheaper than the cost of producing electricity from coal, even in the absence of…
Environment
4,300 Vietnamese died prematurely due to coal gas in 2011
It is estimated that this number could be up to 25,000 people per year if new thermoelectric projects are put into operation as planned.
Environment
Japan cut 26% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
Towards the end of the COP21 Global Climate Change Summit, many countries have planned and sent reports on greenhouse gas reductions.
Environment
Detecting leaked radioactive water in Fukushima
Radioactive water leakage was discovered at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant, beneath a reservoir.