Hungarian bauxite waste threatens wide-area pollution
The poison from the bauxite waste store in Hungary killed all fish in a river, while the country declared a state of emergency because of the red mud spill.
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The poison from the bauxite waste store in Hungary killed all fish in a river, while the country declared a state of emergency because of the red mud spill.
Polymers Cement (Geopolymer), is an innovative and environmentally friendly construction material developed at the Technology Center ...
Waste treatment plant with a capacity of 2,000 tons / day - night with an investment of 140 million USD, was started on September 18, at Nam Son Waste Treatment Complex,…
Plastic bottles on Taiwan island will turn into wigs, clothes, blankets and even the whole building.
There is a situation of using sludge in industrial zones to apply for green trees. This is considered dangerous because it is full of toxic substances.
Chewing gum is the most annoying waste because people have to find a way to remove them from the sidewalk at a high cost. Recently, someone thought of a way to solve thi…
British engineers have just launched a car that can use bio-methane generated from waste in sewer pipes as fuel.
Many parts of the world are using waste to turn them into treasures.
Old, broken LCD screens are a burden on electronic waste, but scientists have treated them into harmful microbicides ...
Some types of bacteria that are active in wastewater treatment can help people generate electricity, scientists claim.
The SFD system automatically cuts, dries, sterilizes diapers, used diapers for adults and children into non-microbial materials to produce fuel pellets.
Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
Solid wastes in health are very difficult to disintegrate and often cause pollution, affecting the environment of people living near areas with hospitals.
After more than two years of research, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Binh, Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Tropical Technology and Environmental Protection and colleagues successfully s…
Associate Professor, Dr. Duong Nguyen Khang, Ho Chi Minh City Agriculture and Forestry University has just completed the system of transferring wastewater from the facto…