An Australian state declared war on giant frogs
People in Australia's Queensland state are participating in the campaign to hunt for a toxic giant frog native to the Americas.
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People in Australia's Queensland state are participating in the campaign to hunt for a toxic giant frog native to the Americas.
The world's first non-stick gum after being used has been sold in the UK.
The romantic city port of Venice (Italy) is planning to build a factory to produce electricity from algae to self-supply energy.
Currently Vietnam has prepared the necessary national infrastructure for nuclear power development.
Energy Corporation National Grid (UK) is planning to build a system to transport and store CO2 emissions at old gas fields that have been mined in the North Sea.
The source from Ninh Thuan said that rangers in Ninh Son district discovered a herd of gaurs living in Ma Noi forest of this district.
The British Institute of Mechanical Engineering affirmed that, despite the introduction of international agreements to cut CO2 emissions, the earth's climate continued t…
Over the past century, many US plants have moved hundreds of kilometers to the north due to the inconvenience of temperature rise caused by the greenhouse effect.
Scientists in Arizona and New Jersey argue that airgel materials can act as sponges to help absorb oil from waste water and effectively absorb oil slicks in the environm…
On February 17, an ice block of up to 14,000 km2 separated from Wilkins ice shelf, belonging to Antarctica.
A UK study found that tropical forests are absorbing 20% of the CO2 emissions from the atmosphere, helping people save about $ 13 billion per year.
According to Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Van Duc about 50 years ago, in Vietnam, the average temperature increased about 0.7 degrees Cels…
The Gamburtsevs mountain range in Antarctica has the same height as the mighty Alps strip in Europe but is hidden under a giant ice sheet.
Super soft toilet paper is something we only use for a few seconds, but its negative effects on the environment can last for centuries, more than a car.
The animals that feed on the bottom of continuous water sources release nitrous oxide (N2O), a gas that can increase the temperature of the earth.