Eating insects to protect the environment
Eating insects such as wasps and grasshoppers is not only beneficial for health but also helps to remove harmful organisms from the environment.
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Eating insects such as wasps and grasshoppers is not only beneficial for health but also helps to remove harmful organisms from the environment.
Australia's defense ministry is working to remove hundreds of kangaroos on the outskirts of Canberra, causing heated debates and big headlines internationally.
Wind turbines or solar collectors do not emit CO2 when turning sunlight or wind into electricity. But the production of these devices consumes a lot of materials and emi…
In parallel with the environmental protection efforts of the countries and the international community, each of us can also contribute to improving the 'health' of the E…
In the context of rising world oil prices every day, thousands of families in Japan are eagerly participating in an ambitious government experiment to use fuel cells to…
On June 12, the governor of California (Arnold), Arnold Schwarzenegger, declared a state of emergency in a fertile valley in the central region, a leading agricultural p…
Yesterday morning, a 7-magnitude earthquake rocked northern Japan, killing at least two people and injuring dozens. It is known that the earthquake caused landslides and…
The new study, carried out by the American Museum of Natural History, provides the first details that show global warming forces species to migrate to tropical mountains…
According to Tran The Kiem, deputy head of the short-term meteorological forecast department (Central Hydrometeorological Forecast Center), this year, the number of stor…
The initiative to build a new nesting area for the largest terns in the world and at the same time protecting the salmon and baby sharks on the Columbia River has finall…
A new study by Columbia University scientists shows that the attachment of the ozone layer, intended to be carried out in the second half of the 21st century, could have…
A comparison of Antarctic temperatures and snow accumulation with predictions by the computer model of the global climate has produced good news and bad news.
At the beginning of the week, Nargis storms across Myanmar, Southeast Asia, has killed about 60,000 people (so far). NASA's Terra satellite recorded the area before and…
In addition to the cause of the intensity, the regional topography also caused the devastating Nargis storm, officials at Vietnam's Central Hydrometeorological Center (D…