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The breakdown of the reservoir in Cao Bang caused hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of water and lead and zinc sludge to spill into the environment, flow to Gam rive…
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The breakdown of the reservoir in Cao Bang caused hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of water and lead and zinc sludge to spill into the environment, flow to Gam rive…
In the US, it is estimated that more than 250 million tons of waste is emitted each year, equivalent to 20kg / person / day. In Vietnam, statistics show that every citiz…
Devil's Tower in Wyoming, USA: It is a giant basalt rock up to 280m high, formed from volcanic lava, which is formed by wind and invading rain. According to scientists,…
Attracting sea water, the dragon ball for half an hour on the beach of Vung Tau, Bai Sau area, making many tourists fear.
Fire cannons are fiery columns of fire that rise very high, move slowly, and people can hardly extinguish it with direct methods.
High-rise buildings in the city center hidden under thick fog in the morning of October 13 due to the appearance of wet blindness because of the diffusion of cold air.
Early in the morning, Typhoon Koppu landed in the Philippines, causing widespread rains, high winds and landslides on the country's Luzon island.
Super typhoon Dujuan landed in northeast Taiwan sooner than expected, causing torrential rain and strong winds.
While temperatures in many parts of the world reached record highs in 2015, strangely, a region south of Greenland reached the lowest temperature. C
The 6,000m high McKinley mountain in Alaska, USA and the highest mountain in North America has officially been renamed Denali.
Sandstorms hit a district of Zhanliang Luan, in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China, creating a sand wall about 100 meters high.
Rapid flooding surrounded the mountainous districts of Thanh Hoa, causing hundreds of households to evacuate urgently to solid buildings in a high position.
NASA once recorded 2014 as the year with the highest average temperature in human history. However, that will no longer be true at the present time.
The global average CO2 concentration has exceeded 400 parts per million (ppm), something that has never happened in the last two million years.
Scientists warn that earthquakes and aftershocks in Nepal could lead to thousands of landslides, melting glacial lakes, leading to flooding in the near future.