Harm of polluted water
Polluted water has a serious impact on human health, its harm is proportional to people with acute and chronic diseases such as diarrhea, skin cancer. The current status…
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Polluted water has a serious impact on human health, its harm is proportional to people with acute and chronic diseases such as diarrhea, skin cancer. The current status…
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Bolton Strid between the Barden and Bolton Abbey towers in Yorkshire (England), Bolton Strid (also known as Strid stream) looks like a small stream flowing in the middle…
Ice cores concentrated throughout the Arctic Sea show that the micro-plastic concentrations are two to three times higher than the levels previously recorded.
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The US Geological Survey published a 65-foot round lava tower photo (equivalent to nearly 20 meters) in Hawaiian waters on Twitter quickly attracted the attention of man…
Every year, this country sinks deep up to 25cm and within 10 years, the entire capital will be flooded with sea water.
The lead content in the Citarum River is 1,000 times higher than the US drinking water safety standard, but 30 million people still rely on it for irrigation, washing an…
An extensive lake of India many times catches fire and fumes with smoke because of the many flammable contaminants.
NASA and ESA satellites have recently sent photos to Earth in January 2018. The series continues to be a warning about global climate change.
In bad weather images affecting Europe, a kingfisher was discovered frozen in the water north of Amsterdam.
The small river Molchanka flows through the Russian city of Tyumen, suddenly turning red, causing panic among locals and experts, Mirror reported yesterday.