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13 published items.
Oceanography
'Prison' imprisoned eels and whales off Russia
A total of 11 grouper and 90 white whales were locked in cramped cages in Pacific waters near the city of Nakhodka in southeastern Russia, IFL Science reported on Novemb…
Oceanography
The discovery of a giant coral reef measuring 56,000 km2 off Brazil
According to a reporter in Buenos Aires, scientists from the environmental organization Greenpeace on April 24 published the results of the study on the discovery of a g…
Oceanography
More than 6 million tons of garbage are thrown into the sea every year
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.
Oceanography
The fight of Green Peace organization
Amid the Greenpeace ships and Japanese hunters, a chase is taking place, sometimes like a naval battle. Ever since Japan launched a whale hunting campaign
Biology
Experimental GM rice in China
Greenpeace East Asia - Greenpeace East Asia has accused it, an American-backed study tested rice modified Golden Rice on 24 Chinese children. However, China denied this…
Biology
Are GM foods really safe?
Greenpeace (Greenpeace) and France's Independent Information Research Committee (CRIIGEN) have reaffirmed that MON863 genetically modified corn produced by US Monsanto C…
Animal world
The painful death of the Indonesian tiger
Activists from Greenpeace have just released a video footage of the trapped Sumatran tiger's 18-month-old tiger. The video is like a wake-up call ...
Environment
Lack of breathing air, India surpassed China in terms of the number of deaths due to air pollution
News website Hindustan Times quoted Greenpeace as saying that the number of deaths from air pollution in India has surpassed China in 2015 due to the lack of appropriate…
Environment
Crossing China, India becomes the most polluted country in the world
A study by the non-governmental environmental organization Greenpeace shows that India has surpassed China to become the world's most polluted country.
Environment
Eating Kangaroo meat contributes to reducing emissions
Greenpeace has urged people to switch to eating Kangaroo meat (kangaroos) to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Environment
Wine loses its taste because of emissions
Wine, the pride of France, will face a gloomy future if the climate change summit in Denmark at the end of the year fails to reach an agreement on cutting emissions.
Computer science
iPhone is criticized for ... malicious
The prestigious environmental organization Greenpeace points its gun at Apple when it claims that the iPhone mobile phone is full of toxic chemicals.