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Danakil depression in Ethiopia has one of the harshest climates on Earth. But even here, life still has a way of survival.
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The 1,500km water canal crafted by the steep cliff side
Hundreds of thousands of villagers in Ha Nam, China, dig up a 1,500 km long canal in Thai Hanh Son range with only rudimentary tools.
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Creating plastic can decay in seawater
Scientists have developed and created a plastic that is capable of decaying in seawater, which will help reduce the increasingly serious pollution of plastics in the oce…
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7 facts about the Earth that many of us have not yet updated
Over thousands of years, we still cannot understand all about the Green planet. The simple reason is because over time, everything changes.
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Turn flower away into perfume, soap, organic fertilizer
The number of flowers discarded in religious ceremonies in India is very large, causing minor environmental problems.
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Why do you hear the sound of water dripping more and more makes you sad to urinate?
Find out the reason behind the phenomenon
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You made coffee the wrong way throughout your life
There are many ways for us to enjoy the taste of life, including ... cup of coffee early in the morning, because we make it ourselves.
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The ground heaves like a wave of water under a digging bucket
A worker who controls the excavator records the moment when a large sandy area underneath the bobbing machine floats like ripple waves in Kitimat, British Columbia, Cana…
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Little known rite of traditional Japanese hot spring baths
Located in the volcanic region of the Pacific Ocean, Japan is likened to being lying on one
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The culprit sucking water makes the river section more than 1,000 meters disappear
The whole water in the Doubs River flowing through the east of France is sucked into the ground by cracks and craters in the river.
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What is petroleum?
Nearly everyone has heard or read about oil, the fuel produced by humans in the modern world. But not everyone knows the basic knowledge of this kind of material called
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If the ice at the two ends completely, does the world sink completely in the sea of water?
Business Insider page has created a map that illustrates how the world will look when the world ice melts.
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10 ways to use food wrap super convenient but you never know
Food wrap is actually more useful than just the film that covers your food.
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A bamboo bridge over a kilometer long can bear a load of 4 tons
The rickety bamboo bridge over a kilometer long runs through the turbid waters of the Mekong River, connecting the floating island of Koh Pen in the middle of the river…
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Food waste every year is enough to feed three continents
It is estimated that 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted annually worldwide, mainly fruits, vegetables, fish, cereals, eggs and milk.