China faces serious water pollution
Chinese scientists warn that in addition to air pollution, China is also facing serious water pollution.
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Chinese scientists warn that in addition to air pollution, China is also facing serious water pollution.
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…
According to the monitoring data of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in 2011, the situation of environmental pollution in the country is having alarming…
Brazilian scientists have discovered a powerful assistant in the fight against contaminated water, which is a banana peel that filters out metallic impurities in the wat…
South Africa and some other African countries will face the risk of water depletion in the next few decades.
Officials of the two eastern provinces of China announced they would release 20 million algae-eating fish into one of the country's most beautiful lakes to clean up the…
Australian officials have planned to destroy about 6,000 wild camels by helicopter after they flooded into a town to find water.
The river that supplies water and livelihoods to more than 500 million Indians is seriously polluted by untreated industrial wastewater, dead bodies cremated or floating…
The video from the unmanned aircraft shows that plastic waste covered the canal system in Phnom Penh.
From November 15-18 in Hanoi, the Vietnam - US Conference on Water Pollution Prevention Technology was co-sponsored by Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) and the Center…
A team of students from the Technical University of Denmark has announced that they have successfully created a type of sensor that can detect bacteria in water almost i…
Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining…
British scientists have successfully created a fish robot capable of detecting contaminants underwater. They work by battery and communicate with each other via wi-fi.