The cleanest village in Asia in India
India is a country with a poor reputation for hygiene, which makes Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi determined to build a national program to address this embarrassing…
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India is a country with a poor reputation for hygiene, which makes Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi determined to build a national program to address this embarrassing…
Because chewing gum can bring more disastrous consequences than we can imagine.
The infographic below summarizes the information about the formation as well as a detailed description of the extraterrestrial garbage space.
These are small things that can rob the lives of space astronauts at any time.
Over time, unsuitable occupations will be eliminated, instead new jobs appear to serve human needs.
Floating garbage in the Indian Ocean circulation is making it difficult for Malaysia Airlines' efforts to track down missing MH370 aircraft, as search teams mistakenly i…
With the use of bacteria and inositol phosphate, which have the same chemical characteristics as plant waste, researchers at Birmingham University have already collected…
Scientists have long been puzzled about genetic material, called
Scientists have not been able to answer the cause of the village of Dingling in Fujian Province, China without mosquitoes for nearly a century.
Half a million tons of garbage being processed has collapsed in the village, killing 116 students and 28 others. Especially, there are a lot of people who dreamed about…
A mass of fire rushed over the sky of Texas, causing many to claim that they saw garbage falling from the universe.
Out of seabirds, sea turtles, now the bottlenose dolphin is about to be killed by plastic garbage.
Sea turtles are at risk of extinction because they eat plastic bags that they mistakenly think are jellyfish.
Scientists have just completed a special expedition into the region.
According to Greenpeace, more than 6.4 million tons of waste are thrown into the sea each year, of which 60 to 80% are plastics, and 70% of them are sunk to the bottom.