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Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has announced that its engineers will be able to permanently shut down the damaged nuclear engines of the Fukushima I plant around t…
Student group of Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture has successfully studied Green School model, applying recycled products from garbage to greening schools.
According to Quang Nam Union of Science and Technology Associations, the model of 'Automatic garbage sweeper' of two students Dao Xuan Ta - Duong Van Minh has surpassed…
Japan's response to the incident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is
April 22 is the Earth International Day (aka Earth Day) launched by Gaylord Nelson, a former Wisconsin Democratic senator on April 22, 1970 with 20 million participants.…
Based on the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), American scientists have released a list of the 10 countries that are considered to be the cleanest in the world.
Plastic bags subject to tax will be subject to a tax of 45,000 VND / kg and gasoline and oil may be subject to an environmental protection tax of 300 - 1,000 VND / liter.
In the next few decades, people will have to change their eating habits and shift from eating meat to eating insects to protect the environment.
Mongolia has suspended nearly 50% of the total number of mining licenses nationwide to protect the already and increasingly degraded environment.
Despite the cancellation of a billion-dollar giant bauxite mining project, the Queenland state government, ...
Responding to the campaign 'Making the world cleaner', on September 18, the Australian Embassy together with Thang Long secondary school organized the 'Zoo cleaning' act…
Chewing gum is the most annoying waste because people have to find a way to remove them from the sidewalk at a high cost. Recently, someone thought of a way to solve thi…
Years of experience combined with early participation in REDD + preparation helps Vietnam play a leading role in the region ...
At Hanoi University of Technology just happened
The pace of climate change will be reduced if hundreds of millions of people in developing countries have access to safe contraception.