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After the explosion of an oil rig off the US, oil is covering an area of thousands of kilometers of sea.
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After the explosion of an oil rig off the US, oil is covering an area of thousands of kilometers of sea.
When building the temple of the sea god in the southern island of Taiwan 300 years ago, the Chinese chose a place where they thought the sea never reached, but ...
Propaganda, advocacy by 'wanted warrants' is expected to reduce wildlife trade.
After four years of research, the Southern Geological Mapping Division has completed a map of earthquake and impact sources to HCMC ...
Some types of bacteria that are active in wastewater treatment can help people generate electricity, scientists claim.
The SFD system automatically cuts, dries, sterilizes diapers, used diapers for adults and children into non-microbial materials to produce fuel pellets.
Fearing that the amount of oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico is increasing, affecting the Louisiana coast, many voluntary barbershops donate excess hair to absorb oil.
Through the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), the Indian government is replacing hundreds of thousands of incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs.
About 20% of the lizard species on the earth can permanently disappear by global warming, causing the risk of outbreaks of insects.
2.2 million Chinese people, of which nearly half are under 5, lose their lives every year due to health problems related to indoor air pollution.
Relief goods arrived in the earthquake area in northwest China, while the number of people killed was determined to be 760.
Volcanic dust is a serious danger to the aviation industry because they hinder visibility and damage aircraft engines.
Volcanic activity in Iceland has made the world reel in the past few days, but its influence is very small compared to many other volcanoes in the past.
Before the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland, a series of flights in Europe stalled, some scientists feared that the mountain could be a disaster for many…