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Currently, Vietnam has a rapid urbanization speed. Research and application of new technologies to help protect the environment are becoming an urgent requirement.
As soon as the lightning struck four people in Thai Binh province in early July, lightning experts at the Institute of Geophysics (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technol…
Scientists have warned that up to nine-tenths of the more than 1,000 km2 of coral reefs in Vietnam are in danger of recovering while the marine environmental pollution i…
Lake Namtso is located on China's Qing Tibetan plateau, an area of 1,940 km2. Lake Namtso is at an altitude of 4,718m above the sea surface, thus being considered the…
Climate change is the main cause of frequent storms and tornadoes and is more devastating in both summer and winter in the Atlantic, according to
The aftershocks after earthquakes are getting bigger and happening on a much larger area than the previous conclusion, according to a study published in the journal.
The climate types in the world are very diverse, hydrologists often base on the characteristics of the region to name the climate such as desert climate, savannah climat…
According to information from the Federation of Geological and Radiation rare, currently some areas of natural radiation in Vietnam have many people living. The danger i…
Scientists are concerned, Merapi volcano can pollute the air environment on a large scale if it really wakes up. Gas from volcanoes is mainly composed of sulfur dioxide,…
In recent days, Ham Tien - Mui Ne sea has been exposed to the infected sand stains of
Currently, land degradation and desertification are one of the worrisome issues facing people. One of the effective anti-desertification solutions that Ninh Thuan provin…
Everyday, urban areas and industrial zones discharge about 3,110,000 m3 of domestic wastewater and production wastewater directly discharged into surface water sources.…
According to a study published in the journal Nature - Climate change can push more than a quarter of terrestrial plants and animals to the point of extinction. Accordin…
The magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck in the city of Yogyakarta, 400 km east of the Indonesian capital Jakarta, on the morning of May 27, killed more than 3,500 people.
Nuclear disaster two decades ago turned Chernobyl into the most dense radioactive pollution in the world. But life is not destroyed, but it has become a haven for many w…