Climate change will continue over the next 1,000 years
The impact of elevated CO2 levels on Earth's atmosphere will create unstoppable effects on the climate for at least 1,000 years.
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The impact of elevated CO2 levels on Earth's atmosphere will create unstoppable effects on the climate for at least 1,000 years.
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said that in the past year, greenhouse gas emissions have reached a record, especially CO2 and methane gas, ...
Recent research by Spanish scientists has calculated the huge amount of carbon dioxide that each person emits in a year ...
After 2 years of implementation, the small-scale bio-gas power production project (Bio-Gas project) has supported 42 farms ...
Years of experience combined with early participation in REDD + preparation helps Vietnam play a leading role in the region ...
About 150,000 to 300,000 tons of CO2 escape from the crater in Iceland every day, much less than the emissions generated by European aircraft.
With so much CO2 emissions due to limestone cement production, Nikolaos scientist has developed a green cement that absorbs CO2.
Xinhua cited the latest research by Finnish scientists, saying that climate warming is the cause of increased CO2 emissions in the soil.
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.
A prestigious scientific organization confirmed that the average temperature of the planet could rise to 6 degrees Celsius if countries do not act urgently to reduce the…
Chemists from the Brazilian Federal University of Minas Gerais have announced the invention of a new method to absorb CO2 emissions from industrial facilities.
For hundreds of years, the Earth has absorbed more than half of the CO2 that people emit and this phenomenon will continue in the future.
Very few people know that everyday items in the house are also a significant source of pollution for our home.