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Super clean city in Denmark
A port city in northern Denmark is determined to become the first in the world to not use gasoline, oil, coal and other fossil fuels in the next 7 years.
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Global vision is declining
In many areas of the world, the foresight in the days of cloudiness has decreased since the 1970s due to the increase of environmental pollutants.
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The warming climate affects the Antarctic food chain
Rapid climate change on the Antarctic Peninsula has caused simultaneous changes in the region's biological productivity.
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Create 'Sun' with lasers for clean energy
US scientists are studying to use powerful laser systems to simulate the reaction that occurs in the sun's nucleus.
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Waste from bauxite ore can filter water?
Practicing aluminum extraction from bauxite ore generates a large amount of red mud, a hazardous waste. However, it is this sludge that can be used to treat industrial w…
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Earthquake 7.9 degrees, causing tsunami warning in the South Pacific
A magnitude 7.9 earthquake shook the nation of Tonga in the South Pacific today, causing authorities to issue a tsunami warning.
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Clean water is a big challenge for Asia
Population explosion, poor resource management, flood and drought are turning clean water into luxury for hundreds of millions of Asians.
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Use tiger dogs
After being trained in Russia to specialize in sniffing to detect tigers, a professional dog was taken to Cambodia to seek traces of the lord of the forest in the reserv…
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Discover the largest Siki gibbon population in Vietnam
Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park Science and Rescue Center said that, through surveys, 41 Siki gibbon groups were recorded, the largest Siki gibbon population in Vietna…
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Buses run by garbage
Since 2010, clean buses will roll on the streets of Oslo (Norway), with biofuels produced from waste like mud, sewage and leftovers.
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Carbon sinks are weakening
Scientists at the International Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen last week said the balance effect of land and sea carbon sinks is gradually weakening.
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Volcanic dust smoke like an atomic bomb
On March 22, 23, Redoubt volcano in Anchorage, Alaska state of America sprayed 6 times, creating a mushroom-shaped smoke column higher than 15 km, identical to the smoke…
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Japanese cherry blossoms are threatened
Japanese cherry blossoms are blooming sooner and will face a gloomy future due to global warming.
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Climate change affects life on the Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctica has long been thought to be one of the fastest warming locations on Earth.
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An Australian state declared war on giant frogs
People in Australia's Queensland state are participating in the campaign to hunt for a toxic giant frog native to the Americas.