Toxic foam covers India's sacred river
The sacred Yamuna river in New Delhi, the site of the Hindu festival of Chhath Puja, was covered with mounds of snow-white foam on November 8.
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The sacred Yamuna river in New Delhi, the site of the Hindu festival of Chhath Puja, was covered with mounds of snow-white foam on November 8.
A newly published study shows that 25,900 tons of plastic waste from the Covid-19 pandemic - the equivalent of more than 2,000 double-decker buses - has been dumped into…
At this rate, Greenland, one of the largest freshwater reserves on the planet, may disappear in the future.
The Hualai River in China, is more than 17km long but has an average width of only 15cm. Its narrowest place is only 4cm wide.
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In addition to using it as fertilizer, researchers are using cow dung to filter seawater into pure fresh water.
Visitors will enjoy the wonderful light show of tiny larvae when coming to Dismals Canyon (Alabama state). This amazing phenomenon only happens twice a year.
In this 21st century, this is so amazing!
If confirmed, tremors at a depth of 751 km could surprise geologists who think the middle mantle is virtually earthquake-proof.
Startup Israel develops eco-friendly concrete that becomes even stronger when marine life clings to the surface.
Permafrost melting due to global warming brings with it many threats such as the release of greenhouse gases, fractured infrastructure and changing landscapes.
The island nation of Mauritius possesses one of the most magnificent landscapes in the world: Undersea waterfalls. However, is this really a waterfall?
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Once an important area for agriculture and fishing, Lake Faguibine in Mali is now left with bare sand dunes.
Spiral stone columns up to more than 6 m high on the shores of Lake Crowley, California, USA are said to be 760,000 years old.