Electronic garbage - a threat to people
Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
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Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
Vietnam only has about 30 tigers left in the wild. If we don't act hard, 2010 will be the last year of the wild tiger.
British scientists say they have studied a type of
The city of Venice in Italy will stop subsidence if authorities allow scientists to drop a type of fat into the sea, leading architects declare.
A 8.8-magnitude quake struck Chile this morning, killing at least 78 people, collapsing buildings and causing tsunami warnings across Asia.
The 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Chile is 500 times more powerful than the seismic in Haiti last month.
The terrible earthquake in Chile and the earthquake that caused the tsunami in Asia in 2004 was listed as the strongest earthquake in history.
Although scientists have not been able to predict exactly when earthquakes will occur, they already know the tremors in Chile last weekend.
Some of Chile's coastal areas were engulfed in a tsunami after a violent seismic last weekend.
Solid wastes in health are very difficult to disintegrate and often cause pollution, affecting the environment of people living near areas with hospitals.
A giant iceberg about the size of Luxembourg (Western Europe) that broke off from the eastern South Pole earlier this week may threaten marine life, scientists warn the…
It is possible that the horrific earthquake that shook Chile last weekend made the earth's axis shift shorter.
The Asian Turtle Conservation Program (ATP) of Cleverland Metropark Zoo (USA) decided to grant US $ 20,000 for a project to set up a Central Turtle Conservation Station…
The risk of hunting for brown bears declined sharply during the economic downturn as hunters could not afford the cost of shooting them.
Jiasian town, southern Taiwan (China) on 4 March morning fell into a panic when the 6.7 magnitude quake shook large buildings.