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Latest studies show that polluted air reduces intellectual ability and harms the brain.
'In terms of the cause of autism, environmental factors can play a more important role than previously thought' is the conclusion drawn from genetic research in the Unit…
The world consumes about 230 million tons of animal meat every year - twice as large as 30 years ago. We often raise four types - chickens, cows, sheep and pigs - all of…
With the ability to reduce the ambient temperature, sugarcane can become a useful weapon in the fight against climate change.
With 17 precious elements, rare earth ore plays an increasingly large role for industries and the future of the world.
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
The secret to surviving the stages of environmental change is to evolve quickly.
Scientists from Ohio reported that nanoparticles are currently being added to cosmetics, sunscreens, and many other beauty care products may be harmful to the environmen…
Thousands of acres of land put solar panels in the California Mojave Desert like mushrooms to benefit the environment.
A mobile phone can not only help you maintain your exercise routine, but also help you lose weight even in winter days without using your hands to control.
Imagine one day we encounter aliens, and they are our descendants.
Arsenic is one of the most toxic substances ever known by humans and has been used to poison the kings, politicians and even racing horses. However, scientists found tha…
Over time, Primorsky has attracted the attention of UFOs. There are strange phenomena that researchers and locals have to think of as unidentified flying UFOs.
A bright cloud shaped like a ring that appeared in Moscow's sky on Wednesday made many people surprised.
The new work shows at least one exotic bacterium called Chroococcidiopsis thermalis. They live in some of the harshest environments in the world.