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The vast majority of us are unaware of how much 7 billion people are and how it will affect the environment. Let's admire the shocking images of the environment and the…
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The vast majority of us are unaware of how much 7 billion people are and how it will affect the environment. Let's admire the shocking images of the environment and the…
While our public opinion is worried about fish dying in the Central Sea, people in many other places around the world are also standing still while witnessing the same p…
The gilded walls of India's Golden Temple were once bright, but the perennial air pollution made them dusty and dull.
Equipped with a tiny sensor like a backpack, a flock of London pigeons has a mission to fly the city to measure air pollution.
Even with the current limit of 2.7 degrees Celsius being discussed by countries today, cities across the globe still face widespread flooding.
Different types of disposable paper cups are being used by many people because of their convenience and quickness. But the truth about them is not everyone knows.
A study by the non-governmental environmental organization Greenpeace shows that India has surpassed China to become the world's most polluted country.
Recent figures show that Hanoi is more polluted than Beijing.
Many states have mercury levels in the rain that exceed the danger for humans.
After combining pollution statistics and health statistics, experts have confirmed that every year pollution is killing the lives of 1.6 million people in China and 1.3…
The photo of the purple sunset in the fuzzy smoke in the ancient capital of Nanjing is causing a fever on China's social network.
Gathering dry cow dung to make the clay stove red, Kamlesh was forced to inhale the billowing smoke, bitter eyes, sore throat and itch as she and hundreds of millions of…
The fact that the air is breathing daily can make the fat person seem irrational, but many studies have proven that this is possible.
Although it accounts for only 7% of the total area of global agricultural land, China uses more than one third of the world's nitrogen fertilizer.