Planting trees by helicopter
Forests destroyed by fires or illegal timber felling can be regenerated quickly thanks to an aerial technique.
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Forests destroyed by fires or illegal timber felling can be regenerated quickly thanks to an aerial technique.
Yesterday morning, a 7-magnitude earthquake rocked northern Japan, killing at least two people and injuring dozens. It is known that the earthquake caused landslides and…
Indonesia, on November 28, launched a nationwide planting campaign to ease criticism of the island's deforestation, and set a new world record.
Vietnam's temperature will increase by 0.3-0.5oC in 2010; 1-2oC in 2050 and 1.5-2.5oC in 2070. Areas with the highest temperature increase are North West and Viet Bac. T…
Only on July 31, the state of Uttar Pradesh (India) planted more than 10 million trees to raise awareness of environmental protection.
People in the western United States are suffering a record heat wave over the years with temperatures in some places exceeding 50OC and the situation will last until nex…
The goal of planting one billion trees, considering it as a measure against global warming, was completed on May 22, 2007, seven months earlier than the initial deadline.
In the whirlwind rain on 28/5, lightning struck many household electrical appliances. Rain flooded on many roads; Traffic is seriously blocked.
From now until 2017, one million trees will be planted in New York to reduce air pollution and lower the temperature of the city. This program is one of 127 environmenta…
From yesterday and until the end of tomorrow, people in the North and Central regions will have to mobilize electric fans and air conditioners to fight the hot sun. The…
National University of Singapore (NUS) and Shimizu Group (Japan) are cooperating to study the planting of trees on outer walls and roofs to reduce the internal temperatu…
The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and Nobel Peace Prize-winning environmentalist Wangari Maathai have called for people all over the world to plant 1 billion…
George Koch, a researcher at the University of Arizona in Flagstaff, USA, measured the tallest trees in the world in redwood forests (scientific name Sequoia semperviren…
The average temperature of Earth in 2005 reached the second highest level since a century ago. The Japan Meteorological Agency said that, a research result has been conf…
Sharp jagged leaves help the tree withstand cold weather in winter. Dr. Dana Royer, at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, said sharp serrated heads on the leaves store…