Astronaut's urine is more useful than the Earth
In space, everything needs to be utilized, including astronauts' waste.
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In space, everything needs to be utilized, including astronauts' waste.
Scientists have developed a new kind of super sticky rubber. When this material is combined with a special catalyst, it cures itself.
A larvae belonging to the Plumage Wing have adapted to environmental pollution, but this can be traded for their lives.
Few people know that your own wardrobe can be a source of micro plastic particles and pollute the ocean. Therefore, buying clothing in sufficient quantities is also a wa…
To solve the plastic waste that pollutes the marine environment, US scientists have developed a new form of polymer that is highly durable in seawater but can decompose…
Excavations have shown that rubbish left outside the walls is not for burial but has been collected, sorted and sold.
The device, invented by the French couple Pavel and Ian, has been successfully funded on Kickstarter since 2016 and is currently marketed for about $ 15.
Scientists have new evidence to explain why plastic is dangerous to sea turtles: animals confuse the scent of plastic with food.
Scientists have discovered a new species of marine animal in the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean that contains plastic waste in the body.
In Vietnam one day each person will discharge 1kg of waste into the environment. With more than 90 million people means that the environment will receive about 90 millio…
Instead of throwing it away, take advantage of the following useful practices to reduce waste and avoid waste.
Scientists have used rice husks and sawdust to make biochar to help emit less CO2 and reduce the shortage of fossil fuels.
Hoa 'flies', Hoa 'black soldiers' are nicknames associated with Nguyen Trong Hoa for a long time but Hoa did not mind, on the contrary, she felt very proud.
Ocean, rivers and dumps are filled with plastic waste. Before the movement to abandon disposable plastic bags, many businesses changed to paper bags.
Have you ever heard of a knife made from ... human feces?