Australia encourages tree planting on the roofs
Reporters in Australia said Sydney and Melbourne (the capital of New South Wales and Victoria) are greening roofs at commercial centers to attract tourists and improve t…
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Reporters in Australia said Sydney and Melbourne (the capital of New South Wales and Victoria) are greening roofs at commercial centers to attract tourists and improve t…
A 9-magnitude Richter earthquake originating from the trench Nankai, running along the eastern island of Honshu to the southern island of Kyushu, can create a giant wave…
A horrific dust storm swept into Arizona, USA on Monday, turning the sky into a gray-brown color and delaying some flights.
Modern wave walls did not protect coastal cities against the devastating devastation of the cataclysm in Japan last month. But in the small village of Aneyoshi, only a 6…
A 7.1-magnitude quake struck Christchurch, New Zealand's second largest city, earlier (September 4), severing many wires, cracking roads and destroying many buildings.
Two major earthquakes in Asia on August 11 showed that regional countries still have to make great efforts to build effective emergency warning systems to avoid repeatin…
British scientists claim that the atmosphere of the northern and southern hemispheres is separated by a huge chemical band in the western Pacific.
Remember these days last year: May 17, 2006, Typhoon Chanchu (No. 1 typhoon) appeared on the South China Sea, although it did not land in Vietnam but killed more than 20…
National University of Singapore (NUS) and Shimizu Group (Japan) are cooperating to study the planting of trees on outer walls and roofs to reduce the internal temperatu…
The mangrove forest, intact coral reefs and seagrass can mitigate or dissipate 15-meter tsunami waves. A Japanese study showed that a 100-meter mangrove forest can reduc…
This wall of all chewing gum attracts a lot of tourists, and of course they also want to have their candies attached to this famous wall.
The late-night husband went home to forget the wall and just finished painting, leaving many prints on the wall.
Seven years after the terrifying earthquake and tsunami occurred, residents of the northeastern coast of Japan continued to rebuild their lives along the giant sea wall.
Located at the end of Son Doong cave, the Vietnamese wall (The Great Wall of Vietnam) is a reward for the journey of conquering arduous travelers.
An American engineer built a paper house entirely with a special homemade glue that made the house not rot after a century.