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Humans and animals fight against the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico while millions of liters of oil continue to escape from the bottom of the bay.
Quang Tri Provincial People's Committee has just decided to establish Con Co island marine protected area with a total area of 4,532 ha according to the type of specie…
Vietnam belongs to the countries most severely affected by global climate change. The biggest challenge of Vietnam is not having appropriate strategies and policies.
There is no charm like Antarctica or Mount Everest, but the twice-Pacific Pacific trash mountain is the destination for adventurers this summer.
Overfishing and diseases are gradually killing marine life in many temperate estuarine regions in the world and coastal ecosystems.
Before the whale hunt in the 1800s, the waters surrounding New Zealand had about 27,000 head whales - about 30 times the current number of whales.
The crust of many animals living in the ocean is thinning over time, as seawater absorbs more and more CO2 emissions.
Increasing noise pollution in the wild is threatening the survival of whales and dolphins.
Many scientists have agreed to quickly propose marine protected areas in An Thoi Bay area of Phu Quoc (Kien Giang). The Kien Giang Provincial People's Committee and th…
On September 20, representatives of Coral Reef Coral Company (based in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa) surveyed the coral reefs for the third time around Son Tra Peninsula, Da Nan…
Can the smallest species of nature help us reduce high levels of CO2 and even oil spills? It may seem strange, but the answer is yes.
Every minute, 15 tons of plastic waste is dumped into the sea. To contribute to the fight against pollution, a Canadian business partnered with three young Dutch girls t…
Surely you will be amazed by the world around us when viewing these photos.
The coast of the Dead Sea in the Middle East is 400 meters below sea level. The second place is Bad Water in Death Valley, California, at 86 m below the sea.
The recently announced images taken by NASA's Mars orbit (MRO) show that the planet has a strikingly beautiful terrain that is not inferior to Earth.