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Floating construction seems to be the most effective solution for the future with a population of over 7 billion people on the planet, mass migrations to cities and incr…
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Floating construction seems to be the most effective solution for the future with a population of over 7 billion people on the planet, mass migrations to cities and incr…
A factory in the town of Teresa, in the Philippine province of Rizal, has found a new way to regenerate waste plastics. Plastics are materials that cannot be decomposed…
As one of the most densely populated countries in the world today, Singapore has taken many miraculous measures to recreate clean water daily, according to Reuters.
Having left the Institute of Chemistry to go to business, but the passion for research has led Duong Tuan Hung to return, with his colleagues to successfully manufacture…
Physicist Stephen Hawking did not waste his genius with IQ 160 when he continued to devote himself to science, breaking the diagnosis that he could only live for another…
A waste treatment center in central Japan separates quite a lot of gold from the ash of waste and mud under the sewer.
The inventors of the farmers I met never dreamed of being a science, not a day of learning about making machines. But their inventions are very 'professional', known to…
America is making a breakthrough in nuclear power policy. The striving of the nuclear lion will help to stir up the world nuclear community ...
Among the 50 characters selected by Public Works magazine for the Trendsetters 2006 award, among famous names such as US President George Wush, former Vice President Al…
After you go to the bathroom, do you close the toilet lid before you start water? If the answer is no, you accidentally spread the bacteria from waste throughout the toi…
Scientists at Wake Forest School of Medicine fed mice with bacteria from their babies' feces, and showed good results in their intestinal health.
The unnamed man from London went to the hospital after suffering stomach pain and diarrhea for a week.
Will toxic substances in e-waste get into food, or be absorbed through the skin to the human body?
Black-colored dishes and drinks appeared rampant on Instagram and social networks after the shops raced to add their products to a raw material of activated carbon.