Pollution in China has caused dust and smoke equipment to grow
The pollution of smog covered the capital of Beijing and many other cities that made the anti-dust equipment quickly appear on the market.
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The pollution of smog covered the capital of Beijing and many other cities that made the anti-dust equipment quickly appear on the market.
More than 400,000 officials in many provinces have participated in the scale mission to cut down on dust and smoke, ensuring Beijing has a clean atmosphere for the APEC…
Large buildings almost disappeared under the dense smoke and mist in the capital of Beijing, China, when air pollution was still alarming.
The characteristics of the volcanic volcano and the underground eruption are thought to be the cause of Ontake
A volcano in the Far East of Russia erupted violently, rising up the smoke columns higher than 11km, raising the danger warning level for aviation operations.
A recent eruption of Etna, Europe's most active and high volcano, forms a ring of white smoke shaped like a ring.
Indonesian officials said more than 25,000 people in the country had to evacuate after a series of eruptions of Sinabung volcano on the night of 11/1.
Beijing is planning to prevent increasing air pollution clouds with artificial interventions.
The small island formed by volcanic activity in Japan in November, was connected to another nearby island.
Seismic measurements show that one of the volcanoes in Indonesia may soon erupt.
Thousands of people in El Salvador had to evacuate when a volcano first erupted after 37 years, with columns of ash as high as 5,000 meters.
The new island in Japan formed last month due to volcanic eruption is continuing to expand its area by 3 times its original size.
The toxic dust cloud covering China is so dense that it can be seen from space.
A small island appeared in Japan's territorial waters after the volcano erupted, marking the first time this special phenomenon occurred after 30 years.
Two Indonesian volcanoes had an eruption on November 18, causing many flights to be canceled or changed, and thousands of evacuated people could not return home.