Microplastics found in beef and pork for the first time
Microplastics have been found in supermarket food and farm animals in the Netherlands, however, its impact on human health is unknown.
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Microplastics have been found in supermarket food and farm animals in the Netherlands, however, its impact on human health is unknown.
Explorers have discovered a special natural mineral in Xiniuyan Cave in Wuxuan County, Guangxi Autonomous Region.
A team of researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has successfully harvested alternative jet fuel from commonly found species of soil bacteria in the genus…
Réunion Island attracts a large number of tourists but is also home to the world's leading concentration of sharks.
The Earth's ozone layer has appeared a new, extremely large hole, active all seasons in the lower stratosphere than the tropics.
Scientists have proven that microplastics are everywhere, in the air, in the oceans and even in the human body for many years.
Over the past 40 years, humans have altered the world's largest rivers at an unprecedented rate.
The ice collapse on the top of Mount Marmolada in the Italian Alps sent a mass of ice, snow and rocks down on a large number of climbers, leaving dozens dead and missing.
The Carrington Event of 1859 gave us a foretaste of just how dire the Sun was to humanity. But it could turn out to be worse than we imagined.
Scientists have always wondered that Lake Don Juan is in the coldest and driest part of Antarctica, but even though the temperature drops to minus 50 degrees Celsius, th…
A series of wonders, famous tourist attractions have been permanently unable to return because of human impact.
Photographer Neill Drake recreated this photo of a glacier taken in the Arctic more than a century ago.
In Canada's smallest and most remote federal territory - the Yukon there is a river called the Klondike. Just scooping up a few ladles of water in this river can change…
Climate change appears to be reducing the likelihood of tropical cyclones around the world, researchers have found.
The earthquake on June 22 in Afghanistan had a very large death toll, up to more than 1500, due to its shallow epicenter, taking place at night and the fragile infrastru…