The environmental impact of people's daily activities is a growing concern. Surprisingly, online entertainment, a seemingly resource-intensive industry, can contribute positively
High-rise buildings account for about 90% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong and developers and construction companies are looking for ways to address the environmental impact
Since its invention, electricity has always been an important source of energy in human life.
Australia is a country with countless beautiful places and always contains many of the strangest things in the world.
Climate change is threatening the permafrost at the global poles, and if the situation does not change, melting ice and rising sea levels will seriously threaten life on the
Greenhouse gas is a phrase that may not be too strange to us, especially in today's life when environmental pollution is becoming more and more serious. What are greenhouse gases?
Warm water is impacting on all sides of the Thwaites Glacier, making the scenario where the entire ice shelf split and then empties into the ocean.
This lake is one of the strangest waters in Africa. An unusual set of properties makes it an intriguing subject for scientists.
A new material that promises to remove some harmful substances from the air has been created by a team of scientists from the University of Limerick (UL) in Ireland.
Seeing waste as a resource is trending in many countries around the world. Accordingly, waste can completely become a source of benefits for life.
CNN (USA) published satellite images showing that 6 rivers around the world are drying up because of extreme weather.
On the streets of England, the sound of dry leaves crunching underfoot and the red trees can make many people think that autumn is coming soon.
The likelihood of catastrophic flooding in California has doubled over the next four decades, a new study says.
This waterfall is known as the tallest waterfall in the world, the flow is almost 25 times that of the Amazon River, but unfortunately, it is very difficult to see it with your own
A rare shot captures a giant lightning bolt shooting up into the clouds instead of down. For years, this phenomenon has challenged scientists' understanding.