The fight for rare materials
Industrialized countries are now preoccupied with the supply of rare metals, which are largely controlled by China.
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Industrialized countries are now preoccupied with the supply of rare metals, which are largely controlled by China.
A volcano in western Indonesia sprayed lava and ash into the early morning sun, leaving tens of thousands of people evacuated.
Myanmar's government announced that it will set up the world's largest tiger sanctuary to help this animal escape the danger of extinction.
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The UN-REDD Program is implementing its first activities in Vietnam. The Norwegian government has pledged $ 4.5 million in funding for the 20-month project.
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The Italian government has signed a special decree on the establishment of an international scientific committee to study and monitor marine volcanoes in the country.
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Maldives ministers are actively practicing diving to prepare for the first government meeting in the sea ...