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Research shows that landfills are a much bigger contributor to climate change than we thought.
In addition to traditional clean energy sources, scientists have researched and proved that many new sources of energy could be the trend in the future.
Experts have been struggling to find the answer to the appearance of thousands of strange holes in the sea floor off the coast of California, USA.
According to Guaridan, for millions of tourists visiting Munich each year, Oktoberfest is a monumental festival of German beer, music and sausages.
The world is concerned about reports of methane erupting from the bottom of the Arctic Ocean, but the reality is that so far this methane is still significantly smaller…
Thomas J. Midgley is now considered one of the most dangerous inventors in history, because he invented leaded gasoline and CFC gas.
Yanar Bulag spring water near Astara city in southern Azerbaijan can easily catch fire due to high methane content.
Mars is emitting a large amount of gas that could be a sign of the life of bacteria on the planet.
In one study, Stanford scientists said that we could limit global warming by converting methane gas to carbon dioxide.
It turns out that on Mars there are many layers of methane constantly spraying from the craters.
So far, the presence of methane on the surface and in the atmosphere of Mars as well as the sources of emissions of gas is still a mystery.
A fierce fire broke out when the scientists let a small fire near the hole be carved on the surface of Esieh ice lake.
According to Daily Mail, the mysterious death hole first appeared in Russia in 2014, raising speculation about a missile test, or alien creation.
The Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico) is one of the most prominent places in history: It is the land where the meteorite falls that destroyed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
According to CNBC, the death toll is increasing in Siberia, potentially incalculable consequences, scientists say.