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Fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce, while global warming is melting ice at the poles of the Earth.
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Fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce, while global warming is melting ice at the poles of the Earth.
Half of the world's 9 billion people may face a shortage of freshwater by 2050, if governments fail to cooperate in protecting water resources.
The Seychelles Islands are located in the Indian Ocean and Germany are the best fresh sea in the world, suitable for all living species, while Sierra Leone ranks first .…
A recent study shows that the Dead Sea completely disappeared about 120,000 years ago because of the temperature in the Middle East soared.
For the first time, experts sent an expedition to study the Dead Sea. Accordingly, they discovered a source of water from the giant crater along with some other bacteria…
As a 'nightmare' of ships moving near the Arctic, icebergs are now seen as an effective solution for countries that are scarce in fresh water.
Researchers at Yale University in the United States said that improved seawater desalination technology should play an important role in helping to combat freshwater sho…
Seawater desalination is expected to be the solution to the problem of water shortage for 1.8 billion people who will live in dry areas by 2025.
According to the latest data, the groundwater level in Ho Chi Minh City has dropped to a depth of -46m. Associate Prof. Dr. Nguyen Viet Ky, head of the Department of Geo…
The Japanese Ministry of Health on the morning of March 23 said that radioactive substances beyond the permissible limits were detected in fresh and untreated fresh milk…
Hoping to help the city of Boston (USA) reduce CO2 emissions, two designers Mario Caceres and Cristian Canonico of Influx Studio (France) plan to implement a tree-made a…
The prolonged drought in recent years has caused Uganda, Central Africa, and Kenya to fall into serious scarcity of freshwater, seriously affecting people's lives.
The new Amazon River aquifer discovered by the scientists is the world's largest underground freshwater reserve known to date.
Not having to conduct extensive exploration drilling, scientists can still find resources in the seabed, including fresh water, thanks to 2D electric imaging.
Future homemakers will use the indoor biosphere to grow vegetables and raise fish so that they can have a fresh meal ...