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See how the US 'patched' the highest dam in California
The risk of breaking Oroville dam, California, has decreased but police chief Butte County, California state - Mr. Kory Honea, on February 15 warned people they are stil…
Soil Erosion
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Environment
The culprit who makes the highest dam in America is about to break, threatening 100,000 people
The phenomenon of soil erosion in the spillway of a reservoir can cause a nearly 10-meter-high concrete wall to collapse, threatening the lives of more than 100,000 peop…
Environment
The Syrian war caused an unusual sandstorm in the Middle East
According to Israeli scientists, last month's sandstorm in the Middle East was an unusual, man-made phenomenon in Syria and Iraq.
Environment
Oil palm plantations pose a threat to water quality
Palm oil is an ingredient in thousands of products, from peanut butter, packaged bread, shampoo, shaving cream ... the palm oil industry is a booming multi-billion dolla…
Environment
Warming earth affects microbial life underground
Global warming can affect the survival of soil microorganisms, and the consequences are still unknown to soil fertility and erosion.
Environment
Lam Dong: Subsidence in Dak Fur Thuong irrigation reservoir
In the past few days, in the area of Dak Fur Thuong irrigation lake (Loc Ngai commune, Bao Lam district, Lam Dong province), there has been a very serious subsidence s…
Environment
UN warns 21st century environmental challenges
The United Nations on February 13 affirmed that the deteriorating soil condition and increasing number of nuclear reactors are the most urgent environmental problems tod…
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Vietnam-Japan is studying genetically modified cassava varieties
Vietnamese and Japanese scientists on May 22 agreed to study the application of genetic modification techniques to increase productivity and quality in Vietnamese cassav…