The world may face a water crisis of 15 years
Countries around the world will face water shortages of up to 40% in the next 15 years, due to increasing urbanization, population growth and increasing water demand.
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Countries around the world will face water shortages of up to 40% in the next 15 years, due to increasing urbanization, population growth and increasing water demand.
Disposable wet paper is increasingly popular, because it helps users avoid having to wet and wash as with traditional cloths when cleaning. For parents, they are also a…
Researchers discovered more than 3,000 deadly pits around the Dead Sea, an alarming increase in water resources management.
The world of islands is diverse, rich and sometimes quite mysterious. Here are eight islands called
'Water is endless, never shallow' - this misconception has led to waste of clean water in daily life.
Actions that at first glance seem odd but can contribute to the protection of the planet, rather than turning off an hour in Earth Hour.
The drought and lack of water in the southern central provinces until mid and late September 2015 has gradually improved, predicts the National Center for Hydrometeorolo…
El Nino, ocean acidification or water shortages are three of the most significant problems that could affect Earth this year.
The ice, a rare optical phenomenon, appeared in the sky of New Mexico on January 9.
The Earth is gradually becoming dangerous to human survival, while people and their activities have contributed greatly to this situation.
Rain 'blood', snow falling between the desert or fire cannons ... are extreme weather conditions that once threatened human life.
A new island has just been formed in the Pacific after a volcanic eruption in the waters of the island nation of Tonga.
US scientists have used old electric wagons to create habitat for many fish species when natural coral reefs are increasingly degraded.
From cat islands, rabbit islands to islands containing deadly animals such as spiders, snakes ... are places where few people live but have become a paradise for animals.