Asia agreed to double the wild tiger
The first Asian ministerial meeting on tiger conservation has just ended in Bangkok (Thailand) with an agreement that will double the number of wild tigers by 2022, the…
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The first Asian ministerial meeting on tiger conservation has just ended in Bangkok (Thailand) with an agreement that will double the number of wild tigers by 2022, the…
At the request of the agreement during the Danish climate summit in December last year, 55 countries sent a commitment to reduce carbon emissions to the United Nations.
French designer Philippe Starck, who is famous for his luxurious and modern interior designs, has introduced a new wind generator turbine.
El Segundo blue butterfly (el segundo blue butterfly) in the United States is the first insect species to be included in the list of federal endangered species.
Geologists predict that Haiti may soon experience another strong earthquake after the January 12 earthquake that killed 200,000 people.
The North American weasel is in danger of extinction because the habitat is snow and ice increasingly shrinking under the impact of climate change.
Stoves operated by heat from the sun can change the lives of people in poor countries.
The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) have warned of the rapid decline in the number of whales and…
While Haiti has not yet overcome the aftermath of the earthquake last month, scientists have warned of the risk of a more devastating earthquake in Nepal.
The Oceanographic Research and Development Agency Japan has embarked on the development of a technology to turn carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) into natural methane gas.
Using electronic paper, solar power, hydrogen technology ... are the outstanding environmental technologies in today's era - with pollution and exhaustion of resources.
The US Geological Survey (USGS) said that on January 4, two earthquakes of 6.5 and 7.2 magnitude near Solomon Islands in the South Pacific were occurred.
New Zealand and Australian scientists will conduct a survey of Antarctic whales to study the impact of climate change on this mammal.
On January 4, the Ecuadorian Civil Space Agency (EXA) warned that ozone levels in the stratosphere in the equatorial area had dropped dramatically in recent years, espec…
John Lennon Airport in the city of Liverpool will become the first airport in the world to apply technology to transform passengers' breaths into biofuel.