Australia: Warning about air pollution in the classroom
The atmosphere in some schools may contain contaminants in the form of dispersed microscopic particles.
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The atmosphere in some schools may contain contaminants in the form of dispersed microscopic particles.
While the general goal is not achieved, the Copenhagen Conference also signed a regional agreement: sharing the renewable energy source.
Research agencies returned to find ways to implement technical initiatives to reduce the Earth's atmospheric heat.
Africa's most powerful active volcano Nyamuragira in Congo suddenly erupted violently on January 2, threatening the ecology of a national park.
About 10,000 hunters in Sweden participated in the campaign to shoot wild wolves, after parliament said their numbers exceeded the allowed level.
Two volcanic researchers from the Institute of Geophysics of Ecuador University have announced the discovery of five volcanoes in the Andes in the South American nation.
The domestic solid waste treatment line researched and manufactured by Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has overcome the habit of not separating waste of many h…
On December 15, tens of thousands of villagers in the Philippines had to leave their homes when one of the most active volcanoes in the country erupted.
Instead of falling back into the river for a long time, the sludge discharged from water plants in Ho Chi Minh City was first treated to produce normal soil organic matt…
Officials from 11 countries are most affected by climate change caused by greenhouse gases gathered in the island nation of Tuvalu to discuss their fate when the tempera…
Nine strange snakes have invaded the United States and they can kill native animals, the US Geological Bureau warns.
The record high snowfall has affected the traffic and lives of people in many European countries.
It is likely that places with elevations above 1,500m such as O Quy Ho Pass and Fanxipan Mountain will have the second phenomenon of frost, frost in 2009.
On December 19, a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Hualien City, 135km from Taiwan's Chinese capital (China), injuring 14 people.
International scientists have published the first data on the mysterious giant mountain range deep beneath the ice at the southernmost tip of the earth.