The world may face a water crisis of 15 years
Countries around the world will face water shortages of up to 40% in the next 15 years, due to increasing urbanization, population growth and increasing water demand.
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Countries around the world will face water shortages of up to 40% in the next 15 years, due to increasing urbanization, population growth and increasing water demand.
Disposable wet paper is increasingly popular, because it helps users avoid having to wet and wash as with traditional cloths when cleaning. For parents, they are also a…
El Nino, ocean acidification or water shortages are three of the most significant problems that could affect Earth this year.
Beijing and some areas near the Chinese factory are suffering from the air filled with toxic dust, rivers and lakes that are rich in green algae, filled with dead fish.
The operation of the aluminum factory with many projects that consume energy and pollutes affects the lives of people in Taoyuan County, Hunan Province, China.
With sharp and sharp teeth like knives, a fish with a fierce face is
New Korean scientists say they have found a way to turn cigarette filter heads into a series of energy-storing materials used for all devices from mobile phones to cars.…
The Earth's ozone layer is not as safe as we thought.
Beef is by far the most harmful protein for the environment due to animal husbandry activities.
On 12 June, Czech Parliamentarians began discussing the terms of the 'On waste' revision to tighten the mandatory classification of organic waste and food waste.
Recent US Geological Society researchers have published a discovery about a new type of rock -
China's environmental pollution is alarming, especially water and air quality issues, which directly affect people's lives.
The European Parliament has voiced support for a draft plan to cut 50% and 80% of nylon bags in 2017 and 2019 respectively, compared to 2010.
Recent research shows that increasing the amount of CO2 in the air significantly affects crop productivity.
In a recent announcement, WHO estimated that in 2012, there were 7 million deaths related to global air pollution.