100 million people could die before 2030 due to climate change
About 100 million people will die and global gross domestic product (GDP) will decrease by 3.2% by 2030 if the world does not overcome the problems from climate change.
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About 100 million people will die and global gross domestic product (GDP) will decrease by 3.2% by 2030 if the world does not overcome the problems from climate change.
According to the World Health Organization, unnecessary light and unreasonable design are considered a form of pollution. And in an increasingly more modern world, this…
In the past days, in West Lake (Hanoi), fish suddenly died in a series and floated on the surface, stinking and polluting the environment. According to the lake manageme…
The strange rain appeared in Kannur, Kerala state, India at about 6:50 am on July 5, local time and lasted for 15 minutes, the Times of India reported. Many people panic…
Chinese cities suffer from the most serious air pollution in the world, but for years the government's air measurements have shown low levels of pollution. Public awaren…
Officials and environmental experts assess that Vietnam's sea and islands are facing pollution from many sources, and want to have a sustainable exploitation plan.
The incident happened in Wuhan City, the capital of central Hubei Province. Witnesses said the mist suddenly appeared in the morning, causing locals to quickly wear mask…
VRN scientists do not deny the positive role of hydropower in economic and social development, but the massive hydroelectric developments in all river basins have negati…
The Center for Water Resources Monitoring and Forecasting has announced the results of monitoring groundwater resources in 2011 in the Northern Delta, North Central, Sou…
The Beijing authorities' decision was made after urgent public opinion of the frequent situation of dirty air covering the city, AFP reported. Sometimes the dirty air be…
On April 24, in the Thai capital of Bangkok, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) published a study showing that climate change has further aggravated the alrea…
The number of people who die from air pollution in the streets every year in the UK is more than twice the number of people who die from traffic accidents. The two resea…
Information published on Deutsche Welle recently said that Helmholtz Environmental Research Center (Germany) has begun to study the use of mushroom laccase to clean up p…
Exploiting energy by growing artificial plants will certainly be an effective method to be applied in the future.
Hanoi authorities plan to check the status of air pollution to take timely measures, after the PV reflects the reality of dirt in the city.