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Research conducted at the end of September on the changes of the Dead Sea has made Israeli scientists uneasy. The Dead Sea is fast becoming a
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Research conducted at the end of September on the changes of the Dead Sea has made Israeli scientists uneasy. The Dead Sea is fast becoming a
The WWF International Fund for Nature said that, on average, each week, scientists have discovered three new and precious species in the Mekong sub-region.
The Mekong River Commission (MRC) believes that countries downstream of the Mekong River should postpone the construction of hydropower dams for a decade to prevent the…
The United Nations calls on the world to act immediately to prevent the dizzying decline of animals and plants on Earth.
The house was flooded, there was no shelter, thousands of snake dragons dragged each other to set up temporary shelters on the dike.
The newly published global air quality map of the US Aerospace Agency shows that North Vietnam has a high level of pollution.
In the most recent report, international efforts to prevent the destruction of the ozone layer have achieved initial success.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is studying the possibility of spreading iron powder - commonly known as a measure to stimulate the growth of undersea…
For every 5 plants that exist on the planet, a tree can disappear forever in the future, British scientists warn.
People in China's eco-urban can drink water from the tap, move on the vehicles without exhaust emissions.
Shopping over the internet or working from home (without going to work) can increase carbon emissions and not reduce.
This afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai will directly monitor the flood situation in North Central. 28 people have died, many areas in Quang Binh and Ha Ti…
Within one day, 21 more people died from flooding in the Central region, bringing the total number of deaths to 48 by this time.
According to reports from the Central provinces, as of October 8, 52 people died of floods, of which Quang Binh had 36 people killed.
UNESCO Office yesterday announced Dong Van Stone Park became a member of the Global Geopark Network (GGN).