Harmful algae take advantage of global warming
We often see the blue scum hovering above the water of the reservoirs, it may even cover your favorite fishing ponds or even appear in your aquarium. Scum that is blue-g…
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We often see the blue scum hovering above the water of the reservoirs, it may even cover your favorite fishing ponds or even appear in your aquarium. Scum that is blue-g…
Our atmosphere is suffering
Polluted lake water causes cyanobacteria to develop, spreading over the surface of An Huy lake, affecting ecosystems and water sources.
Global warming can affect the survival of soil microorganisms, and the consequences are still unknown to soil fertility and erosion.
Greenhouse gas seems to be changing the food chain at sea: CO2 in the atmosphere has a big impact on small bacteria.
There is still a lot of controversy with the main biological elements in the world of
Cyanobacteria follows the first great extinction on Earth and paves the way for complex life later on.
US authorities are forced to warn people after discovering some lakes and rivers with green algae that contain dangerous toxins.
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
Recently, a team from the University of Maastricht (Netherlands) has developed artificial beef grown from 10,000 stem cells of cattle.