48 people died in a volcano that suddenly erupted in Japan
The number of deaths in the volcano suddenly erupted in Japan to 48 on October 1, after rescue forces discovered 12 more bodies in new search areas covered with ash.
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The number of deaths in the volcano suddenly erupted in Japan to 48 on October 1, after rescue forces discovered 12 more bodies in new search areas covered with ash.
Large buildings almost disappeared under the dense smoke and mist in the capital of Beijing, China, when air pollution was still alarming.
The Japanese authorities discovered 31 people died near Ontake volcano peak after the mountain suddenly erupted on September 27.
A mysterious lake appeared in the desert of Tunisia without a clear cause of formation, which people liked to choose as a play point.
The Earth's ozone layer is not as safe as we thought.
Air pollution in China and other Asian countries is having a huge impact on climatic zones across the northern hemisphere, a recent study said.
Associate Professor of China University of Water Resources and Agriculture Construction Dong Tian An affirmed that Chinese agriculture is severely affected by 'nuclear w…
Air pollution in the capital, Beijing, China, was first classified as the yellow alarm group, the second highest level in the 4-step pollution warning system.
Heavy air pollution made the sun seem completely
Beijing is planning to prevent increasing air pollution clouds with artificial interventions.
The toxic dust cloud covering China is so dense that it can be seen from space.
On December 2, dust and fog covered the sky of Shanghai City, China's financial center.
Recent research by British scientists shows that plastic waste of small size will become a threat to the biodiversity of the marine environment.
Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, warned that people on November 4 who didn't go out to the streets due to toxic PM2.5 gas molecules might have exceeded the permitted lim…
On November 4, environmental organizations warned hundreds of millions of people around the world are at risk of contamination due to environmental pollution.