Alaska: a village melted because of the warming climate
The small Shishmaref village of the Eskimo on a small island adjacent to Alaska, is being submerged little by little every year into the ocean, prompting the locals to m…
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The small Shishmaref village of the Eskimo on a small island adjacent to Alaska, is being submerged little by little every year into the ocean, prompting the locals to m…
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Binh, Director of Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, said that the country currently has 8-9 million hectares of unused land, threa…
A young cadre of Ca Mau Provincial Party Committee proposed the proposal to overcome water pollution in rural Ca Mau and the southern provinces of the South because the…
From the universe, the earth looks cool with green and blue. But if you keep your eyes close to the ground, you might just see brown. Where is this color? It is from tho…
Air, soil, surface water, groundwater ... in Thach Son commune, Lam Thao district, Phu Tho - which is known as the cancer village, are heavily polluted by chemical toxin…
Global warming could melt most of the ice above the Arctic perennial ice before the end of the century, a prediction by a research group at the Institute of Climate Rese…
Arid and deserted with bacteria, land in the Atacama Desert (Chile), one of the oldest, driest deserts in the world, very similar to the gravel-red soil on Mars. This fi…
A miraculous mushroom managed to survive in the extremely salty waters of the Dead Sea. Its discovery could lead to new advances in gene technology, in order to create f…
Places of gold are located in the rocky soil beneath the soil so-called gold ore vessels. People also found gold in areas where volcanoes were active.
Not entirely formed by the hands of nature, the Providence canyon in America was created by the reason few people expected.
In order to escape the heat above the ground, Australians dug the soil and built a suburban town.
La Rinconada in Peru used to be a gold mine in the Andes range at an altitude of 5,000 meters above sea level.
While excavating at Cau Giay and Dao Tan-Buoi nodes, scientists discovered traces of Thang Long rampart and a grave close to this wall.
Flint Hills in Kansas State is one of America's most beautiful grasslands.
Chinese scientists create a special blend that helps sand retain water, nutrients and air.