Ice melted faster than expected throughout the Earth
On December 23, scientists around the world warned that ice is melting faster than expected throughout the Earth.
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On December 23, scientists around the world warned that ice is melting faster than expected throughout the Earth.
The Institute of Environmental Technology, Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology has successfully researched, manufactured and put into use the VHI-18B toxic solid…
Puerto Rican islanders were shocked to learn that the government allowed a company to import monkeys to breed and breed.
Ahead of the global climate change conference, leading climate scientists have released a detailed report on the negative effects of climate change on Earth.
Scientists at Brazil's Campinas University have introduced a new type of bio-plastic bag that is capable of rapidly destroying itself.
Dr. Vu Van Bang, Earth-ray Environment Research Joint Stock Company and representative of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Department of Science and Technology, Con Dao district's repres…
The latest report by TRAFFIC and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said that rhino hunting is increasing worldwide.
The United Nations Meteorological Organization (WMO) said the El Nino phenomenon that occurred in the tropical region of the Pacific could last until May 2010.
Yesterday, two members of the Antarctic expedition arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, after 12 days of taking part in the Antarctic expedition
Scientists warn global warming may continue even if the climate summit in Denmark is successful.
The UN climate change summit opening today may lead to a global agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Sludge from dyeing factories, leather shoes, centralized wastewater treatment ... will be treated with odors, adding chemicals to replace sand in concrete production.
The United States ranks second in the list of countries that produce the most emissions on the planet, ceding the top spot to China.
According to new studies, cutting greenhouse gas emissions not only saves the Earth but also improves people's health.
While studying waste recycling processes, Swedish researchers have come up with a new way to create alternative fuel sources from special materials such as orange peels.