Laos still built roads to Xayaburi project
The route to the area planned to build the Xayaburi dam, a work that the Lao government recently decided to suspend, will still be made to serve people.
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The route to the area planned to build the Xayaburi dam, a work that the Lao government recently decided to suspend, will still be made to serve people.
The US State Department yesterday said Washington welcomed the postponement of Laos' Xayaburi dam construction on the Mekong River, and hoped Southeast Asian countries w…
The need for nuclear energy for humanity and the urgency is ever more advanced in terms of nuclear safety and radiation safety.
Vietnamese scientists are concerned that Laos' controversial hydropower dam will have a bad impact on the Mekong Delta.
The Lower Mekong countries today still have not decided the fate of Laos' controversial hydroelectric dam, but will conduct further consultations at the Ministerial leve…
Based on the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), American scientists have released a list of the 10 countries that are considered to be the cleanest in the world.
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In the context that Japan is experiencing a serious nuclear crisis after the accident at Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, on March 31, Japanese Prime Minister N.Kan…
Krabi is one of the most heavily affected provinces from a historic flood in southern Thailand. The biggest flood in 30 years in this country almost sweeps out many vill…
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The host country Qatar has promoted the development of artificial, remote-controlled clouds to provide stadiums with shade in the event of World Cup 2022
South Africa and some other African countries will face the risk of water depletion in the next few decades.
According to some reports, tsunamis that occurred along the coast of Thua Thien-Hue on September 11, 1904, destroyed 22,027 houses, sunk 519 boats and died 724 people.
The strong 8.9-magnitude earthquake on March 11 in the country may have occurred with many epicenteres, spread more widely than expected.