3 million people die prematurely each year due to global air pollution
Air pollution causes more than 3 million people to die prematurely each year, threatening almost all major city residents in developing countries.
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Air pollution causes more than 3 million people to die prematurely each year, threatening almost all major city residents in developing countries.
On May 12, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a new report, warning that more than 80% of the urban population across the globe is breathing in poor fresh air…
The poor have to use arsenic-contaminated water, while two decades ago, this substance has been known to cause cancer.
Waste water containing radioactive materials from Japan's Fukushima I nuclear power plants leaked to the Pacific Ocean.
Japanese health officials are now beginning to examine more than 300,000 children living near the Fukushima nuclear plant, which was badly damaged in the March earthquak…
According to scientists, ozone holes have recently appeared in the Arctic region. At an altitude of about 20km from the ground, ozone concentrations decreased by 80%.
The level of radioactivity of water inside a reactor belonging to Fukushima I nuclear power plant is up to level
With the most modern methods and analytical equipment, the domestic science group has contributed to delineating the culprits causing
Due to China 's reduction in rare earth exports, many countries are forced to find other supplies. But rare earth mining also contains a lot of environmental risks.
A study by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) shows that, when the earth warms, melting ice in two poles releases a large amount ...
Bauxite residue (red mud) is a liquid waste containing metals, which can pose a potential risk to human health.
The toxic metal and organic compounds stop flowing into the Danube thanks to its detoxification efforts on one branch.
On October 5, the Hungarian government declared a state of emergency in the three western provinces after a reservoir of industrial waste broke ...
On October 7, bauxite waste from the huge reservoir in Hungary reached the Danube river, threatening the ecosystem of the river.
The poison from the bauxite waste store in Hungary killed all fish in a river, while the country declared a state of emergency because of the red mud spill.