Dust storms swept across Iran, more than 30 people were injured
Iran's IRNA news agency reported that at least four people were killed, more than 30 were injured in a terrible dust storm in the Iranian capital, Iran, on June 2.
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Iran's IRNA news agency reported that at least four people were killed, more than 30 were injured in a terrible dust storm in the Iranian capital, Iran, on June 2.
China's environmental pollution is alarming, especially water and air quality issues, which directly affect people's lives.
A volcanic eruption in Ecuador erupts into thick ash dust columns about 10km high.
China recently successfully tested an unmanned aircraft designed to disperse chemical catalysts to dissolve contaminated smog and dust.
According to Dailymail, China will use unmanned aircraft to clean the air by spraying chemicals so that contaminated dust particles fall to the ground.
Black snow appears and covers a city in the Siberian region (Russia), causing locals to worry about the impact of environmental issues on their lives and health.
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
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.
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A volcano on the Kamchatka peninsula in the Russian Far East on August 6 began to operate fiercely, spraying ashes into the sky to a height of 6.5km, RIA Novosti quoted…
The National Environment Agency of Singapore (NEA) leads satellite data to show that there has been a significant increase in forest fire hotspots over the past two days…
According to China Daily, the Chinese government is planning to spend 1,700 billion yuan (US $ 277 billion) to address air pollution in the next five years.
Each year more than two million people die worldwide as a direct result of human-induced air pollution, in which Southeast Asia is the most serious area.