The fight for rare materials
Industrialized countries are now preoccupied with the supply of rare metals, which are largely controlled by China.
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Industrialized countries are now preoccupied with the supply of rare metals, which are largely controlled by China.
The Central Bank of China has ordered banks and affiliated credit institutions not to let businesses pollute the environment and spend too much energy ... borrowing mone…
Improving water quality, while improving understanding is a problem the whole world is facing. The United Nations urgently urged responsibility for environmental protect…
In the afternoon of September 6, the Environmental Police Department (Phu Tho Provincial Police Department) raided and caught Pangrim Neotex Co., Ltd. based in Ben Got,…
Big fire in the area around Fourmile gorge, near the town of Boulder, Colorado, USA, burned at least 136 houses. This is the most devastating fire in this state's histor…
At 10 o'clock on 9-9, the location of the storm center number 5 is about 310 km southeast of Guangdong Province (China). The strongest winds in the area near the storm c…
Thousands of teams from 140 countries registered activities to respond to the 10/10 Global Climate Change Action Day.
At least 10 people were killed and about 300,000 were evacuated due to floods and landslides after heavy rains in northeastern India. In Arunachal Pradesh and Assam stat…
Experts warn that indoor air pollution is alarming, as 70% of people surveyed in a survey complain about the atmosphere in their place.
Plastic bottles on Taiwan island will turn into wigs, clothes, blankets and even the whole building.
The use of plastic packaging (including bottles) tends to diminish because of inconvenience the owner is that they are difficult to decompose, persist in the environment…
Along with many other factors, the recovery of the ozone layer can cause one third of Antarctica to melt.
British economist Nicholas Stern has paid attention to the UN because of the statement: to avoid global warming each year it needs to spend 100 billion dollars. Instead…
Israel announced yesterday that the Jordan River water is still clean enough for religious followers to perform a baptism ceremony.
The global warming combined with the ocean warming up due to the El Nino weather phenomenon, 2010 is considered one of the hottest years in history.