China's first comprehensive environmental monitoring satellite
The satellite is launched into orbit using the 4C Chinh Tung rocket from the Thai Nguyen Satellite Launch Center in Son Tay province, at 2:28 am Wednesday in Beijing tim…
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The satellite is launched into orbit using the 4C Chinh Tung rocket from the Thai Nguyen Satellite Launch Center in Son Tay province, at 2:28 am Wednesday in Beijing tim…
Funky world about space tourism. Many companies of space travel have been established. Space shuttle (or space plane) is built and tested. The sprawling universe hotel i…
The United States Marine and Wildlife Service (FWS) has published a report on the current status of polar bears and Pacific walrus in Alaska. Reports confirm that polar…
Air pollution is one of the serious problems in urban areas, adversely affecting human life.
New research published in the medical journal The Lancet shows that rising temperatures due to climate change are putting us at a very high risk of health.
Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
In the US, this device is sold quite widely for $ 13 per 10. It is advertised to block up to 90% of contaminated particles, allergens, bacteria and 70% of finer particle…
Researchers in Taiwan recently shared research results showing that the link between air pollution and throat cancer is very ominous.
When explaining the cause of the misty pollution coming back after 2 months disappeared, an official in Beijing said that this was done by people using perfume, hair spr…
Information is published at the youth nuclear science and technology conference of the fifth atomic energy sector, held on October 3-4 in Hanoi.
Air pollution contributes to lung disease, stroke, myocardial infarction, reducing human life expectancy 1.5-2 years.
Beijing's large-scale greenery campaign worsens air pollution in the city, South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported August 31.
Breathing in a cubic meter of PM2.5 dust contaminated in the air or just breathing every 10 micrograms per cubic meter of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) will increase the heart…
When people come into contact with pollutants in the air, we are prone to respiratory infections, cardiovascular disease, stroke, lung cancer or Alzheimer's dementia.