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Why have blood pools?
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Why have blood pools?

Chromatiaceae is the name of the group of bacteria mentioned above, according to Livescience. They have the ability to synthesize energy by photosynthesis. Called anaero…

December 16, 2018
Treatment of polluted water with microorganisms
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Treatment of polluted water with microorganisms

The Department of Environmental Microbiology - Institute of Environmental Technology has isolated and selected 30 bacteriophage strains and 20 thermophilic bacteria stra…

December 16, 2018
Recycle LCD screen into biocide
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Recycle LCD screen into biocide

Old, broken LCD screens are a burden on electronic waste, but scientists have treated them into harmful microbicides ...

December 16, 2018
Generate electricity from garbage
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Generate electricity from garbage

Some types of bacteria that are active in wastewater treatment can help people generate electricity, scientists claim.

December 16, 2018
Rising sea levels are threatening Indian islands
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Rising sea levels are threatening Indian islands

After 10 years of studying the Bay of Bengal, oceanographers say the sea level in Sunderban is rising at a rate of 3.14 mm per year compared with the world average of 2…

December 16, 2018
The atmosphere also has ecological diversity
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The atmosphere also has ecological diversity

When analyzing the molecular aerosol samples (aerosols) extracted from two US cities, the researchers counted at least 1,800 different species of bacteria in the air. To…

December 16, 2018
Why brown land?
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Why brown land?

From the universe, the earth looks cool with green and blue. But if you keep your eyes close to the ground, you might just see brown. Where is this color? It is from tho…

December 16, 2018
Atacama Desert - Mars on Earth
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Atacama Desert - Mars on Earth

Arid and deserted with bacteria, land in the Atacama Desert (Chile), one of the oldest, driest deserts in the world, very similar to the gravel-red soil on Mars. This fi…

December 16, 2018