Air quality is alarming, scientists warn of diseases caused by dust pollution
Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
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Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
Exposure to airborne dust particles from babies is associated with a doubling of the risk of schizophrenia in patients as well as increased personality disorder, depress…
Recently, 'green living' is becoming a new trend, but is it only enough to care for green waste?
After one year of installing Hoffman kiln - continuous rice husk furnace type according to German technology, Kim Thach Limited Liability Company in Tan Duong industrial…
In this article, we will take a look at some scientific studies about the harms of fine dust PM2.5 when they enter the human body.
Satellite images show that the pink haze of China has affected Japan, South Korea, Korea, Taiwan and northern Vietnam.
Nut Brother, 34, a street artist spent 100 days in a row vacuuming Beijing's capital. Finally with the amount of dust collected, he cast a complete brick.
Heavy pollution caused China to be covered by thick haze and authorities had to issue a red alert, the highest warning level for low air quality in Beijing's capital.
Although not as sparkling as diamond, this is a great way to recycle and good for the environment.
Analysis of the Chinese Academy of Sciences showed that the smog that struck Beijing and its northern provinces last month contained a large amount of toxic chemicals.
According to Mr. Nguyen Hoang Duc, Head of Air Control and Import of Scrap, General Department of Environment, air quality in urban Vietnam is in alarm, especially in bi…
2.740m high mountain peak is considered a place with the most fresh air in the United States. However, it has been discovered here polluted dust, soot, and chemicals fro…
The New Delhi government warned people not to leave the street at this time because of toxic smoke and thick dust, covering the entire area.
Researchers have recently discovered tiny pollutant molecules inside brain tissue samples, suggesting that dust pollution not only attacks the lungs but also the nervous…
The latest research by scientists shows that dust pollution in the air can be the cause of heart disease risk.