Concentration of CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere hits 415ppm: highest since humanity appeared
The concentration of CO2 on Earth has reached 415 parts per million (ppm) - the highest level since humanity appeared on this planet.
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The concentration of CO2 on Earth has reached 415 parts per million (ppm) - the highest level since humanity appeared on this planet.
Air conditioning is one of the reasons that contribute to climate change, which is unquestionable. However, scientists are considering turning air conditioning into a de…
A picture like that has been covered with a filter layer like the image on Instagram, but it is actually the original image. So what is the yellow color in this photo? T…
According to Science magazine, 83% of the world's agricultural land is used for animal husbandry, but livestock also has the cost of CO2 emissions.
Carrots are known to be a crunchy and delicious food, but carrots can also make cement more sticky and cut carbon dioxide emissions for the construction industry.
An extremely popular stone on the East and West coasts called Peridotite may be the savior of humanity in the future, when the Earth is getting hotter due to CO2 causing…
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Nearly every country in the world has a positive carbon index - that is, the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted is greater than the amount of absorbed gas.
CO2 is a product produced during the combustion or respiration of people and animals. Under normal conditions, CO2 is an odorless, colorless gas with a slightly sour tas…
What if one day the meat disappears from the daily diet?
A unique chandelier is capable of absorbing CO2 while emitting oxygen like a house air cleaner.
The main component of sand is silicon dioxide (SiO2) with a melting temperature of up to about 1,650oC and a boiling temperature of about 2.230oC, thus having a great ab…
Have you ever wondered why our body releases carbon dioxide (CO2) when breathing, not another gas?
Many people who have a habit of tapping on carbonated cans before opening them can help prevent foaming.