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5 Volcanoes Could Stop Climate Change - NewsBlaze News - Vimarsana News

5 Volcanoes Could Stop Climate Change - NewsBlaze News

Only 5 volcanoes to save civilization?

Disasters should be tackled considering improved living standards of haor people: Mannan - Vimarsana News

Disasters should be tackled considering improved living standards of haor people: Mannan

DHAKA, July 4, 2022 (BSS) - Planning Minister MA Mannan today said that necessary plans for tackling all kinds of natural

We're at the tipping point, action is needed now to avoid catastrophic climate change, says Irish expert - Vimarsana News

We're at the tipping point, action is needed now to avoid catastrophic climate change, says Irish expert

THE planet on the brink of ­irreversible global warming.A climate update from the World Meteorological Organisation earlier this month said the likel

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Seminar on China, South Asia, South East Asia begins at GNDU - Vimarsana News

Seminar on China, South Asia, South East Asia begins at GNDU

Tribune News Service Amritsar, August 27 GNDU has organised a two-day conference on the theme “China and South Asia and South East Asia: Implications for India” in collaboration with the

What we can learn from the world's biggest waves - Vimarsana News

What we can learn from the world's biggest waves

 E-Mail IMAGE: Some of the devastation in Fukushima as a result of the 2011 Japan tsunami, which killed over ten thousand people. view more  Credit: Shutterstock Alaska is renowned for its postcard pretty mountains, vast spaces and massive earthquakes. But not many people know the highest tsunami wave ever accurately measured - at 524-metres - occurred in Alaska. It happened 63 years ago during a tsunami - an unusual wave that is usually generated by either a large undersea earthquake; volcanic eruptions; landslides that fall into the sea or that occur underwater; and asteroids. Ev...