Saltwater will feed people in the future
Planting in salt water will become a necessary solution in the effort to cope with the scarcity of food and fresh water on the planet.
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Planting in salt water will become a necessary solution in the effort to cope with the scarcity of food and fresh water on the planet.
Increasing noise pollution in the wild is threatening the survival of whales and dolphins.
Nutrients can be a way to make the solar energy coming down and warming the earth reflected back into the universe.
Chemicals that are capable of altering sex hormones in the environment are turning many males in vertebrates into females.
The European Union (EU) will end the production of traditional incandescent balls from September 2012 and switch to using energy-saving balls.
The wind power plant project is implemented on an area of 50 hectares in the area of Chim Chim cape, with a total investment of about 20 million Euro that will go in…
European Union leaders have reached a consensus on a package of solutions to combat global warming.
Experts believe that melting ice and snow in the Arctic Ocean has reached an irreversible stage.
Earth's climate in 2008 was determined to be the coldest since 2000, but this is still one of the 10 hottest years in history since meteorological data are recorded.
The terrifying earthquake killed nearly 90,000 people in China, the volcanic eruption in the middle of the night, the fire raged on the southern American state.
The first cargo ship in the world to use solar energy was launched yesterday in Japan.
While exploring underground rock layers in Hawaii, the workers of an American company accidentally hit magma and their drill created a volcano.
The Asia-Pacific region is about to face a period when large-scale natural disasters can take millions of lives at a glance.
The following practical cases show that our planet's future has merged into climate change.
In the past 1 year, Vietnam has had 26 new vertebrate species published in international journals.