Toxic algae blooming on the Arab Sea
Research published today 4/5 shows that global warming is stimulating toxic algae to bloom, disrupting fishing activities of fishermen.
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Research published today 4/5 shows that global warming is stimulating toxic algae to bloom, disrupting fishing activities of fishermen.
'Carbon dioxide makes plants healthier. But that does not mean improved plant quality. '
Use vegetables, tubers, fruits, and take advantage of cooking accessories that are familiar to our housewives.
There are times when we often eat defiantly and don't feel full even after eating a lot. This situation comes from many causes and this article will expose some of the m…
The bodies of 3 crocodiles have been swallowed up by tiny monsters on the ocean floor, and their bones are no longer available.
Not only does it create a dreadful feeling, mold also contains a lot of risk of infection and it's really hard to kill.
Feeling constantly cold, hair loss, hard to remember, irregular menstruation ... you should check the amount of iodine in the diet.
Climbing stairs, stretching exercises, dancing to music, skipping rope, taking an online fitness class ... is an activity you should do at home.
In modern times, acne is not a rare problem for everyone's skin, it is even a hassle that causes discomfort and loss of confidence in many people every time they think o…
Most ecosystems in the world are the result of millennia of evolution of species, adapting to the environment until equilibrium is reached.
Do not drink coffee, use stimulants before sleeping, eating, and living completely healthy, but many people are always awake at midnight.
Each dish has its own 'delicious' but not everyone can enjoy it.
As the oldest living vertebrate on Earth, Greenland sharks can live up to more than 400 years.
Not only has human activity today caused the extinction of animals, recently scientists have shown that our ancestors of prehistoric times also caused the extinction of…
In the near future, astronauts can fully grow their own vegetables in space to replace food from the Earth.