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The effect of carrots increases cement adhesion
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.
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Building walls on the seabed helps prevent sea level rise?
According to a new study published in Cryosphere Magazine, the construction of seabed walls can prevent melting glaciers as well as sea level rise.
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The only country in the world that doesn't emit CO2, even pulls out
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.
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Unexpected benefits if one day the world does not have ... meat
What if one day the meat disappears from the daily diet?
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The aircraft discharges waste causing Indians to think of meteorites falling
A strange object on January 19 fell into a wheat field in the village of Fazilpur Badli in the state of Haryana, India, creating a small hole on the ground that made peo…
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What is the benefit of E5 petrol - 'A replacement'?
Comparing E5 and A92 gasoline - Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade and local petroleum enterprises and agents are discussing the roadmap to implement the…
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Great extinction worldwide may take place in 2100
The Earth is on its way to the beginning of the sixth major extinction in 2100 due to carbon emissions into the atmosphere, according to the calculation of the five demi…
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The smaller the fart is, the more it smells, is it right or wrong?
Besides eating, sleeping, going to the toilet and sex, then
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The world's first electric car model in the US parliament house
More than 100 years ago, the world's first two zero-emissions electric cars were produced by orders of the US Congress.
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Why do you 'fart' have a foul smell and others don't?
Farting or farting is also called a mediocre, which is a natural physiological activity of humans to release excess gas from the digestive organs to the outside through…
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Can measure time without clock
French scientists have recently discovered a way to measure the delay of time while photovoltaic emission without the use of a clock (a very small fraction of time).
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Earth culture is how many?
Biologists try to calculate how many people the Earth biosphere can maintain. Optimistic forecasts suggest that even though humanity is up to 10 billion, it is still pos…
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The first country in the world with no emissions
Tokelau, a small country that perhaps many of us have never heard of is trying to be the first country in the world to fully utilize renewable energy to save the environ…
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New discovery of catalysts
Researchers at the University of Virginia, USA, have identified a specific location that triggers the activation of oxygen molecules to produce an oxidation reaction on…
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Earth warming is not entirely human?
Well-known Indian physicist, Udupi Ramachandra Rao reconsidered the role of cosmic rays during global warming and found it bigger than previously thought.