Horror parasites make bees to dig their own burial holes
In addition to habitat loss and exposure to pesticides, bees also face increased pressure from Conopid fly parasites.
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In addition to habitat loss and exposure to pesticides, bees also face increased pressure from Conopid fly parasites.
Japan has completed construction of a pilot model of waste burial compartments according to Fukuoka aerobic burial technology in Hanoi.
Permanent burial clothes help accelerate the process of decomposing corpses, eliminate toxins that accumulate in the body and promote the speed of transporting nutrients…
A landslide occurred yesterday in a jewel area in northern Myanmar buried about 50 people.
Rice worms (mealworm) may be the solution to the natural waste that we need, to face serious pollution caused by plastic waste.
The coffins and remains of at least 26 Japanese soldiers were recently swept away from burial sites in the Marshall Islands, west of the Pacific Ocean, under the impact…
The Ministry of Environment of Japan on September 5 said that from the spring of 2014, specific locations on the submarine stratum will be made to implement the plan to…
Burying CO2 deep underground is a good solution for climate change, which is becoming more and more serious, but it is not easy to keep the gas from rising to the surfac…
A burial site will have a arched shape, 105 meters high,
The classification of clean green burial options is becoming more realistic for environmental awareness.
If there is not enough time to live more beneficial to the environment, then be environmentally friendly when away from the world. This is the trend being encouraged in…
It seems that the trend of greening the environment has penetrated every corner of life, even in post-production. Green graves (good for the environment) - without the u…
Instead of burying or cremating the dead, people in the remote village of Trunyan on Bali island, Indonesia, placed the bodies in a bamboo cage, dried in the sun until c…
In 1907, George Herbert, the 5th Earl of Carnarvon, hired an archaeologist, Egyptologist Howard Carter to conduct excavations in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.
Currently, cremation has become a popular method of burial of dead people in many countries around the world because of the great benefits that this burial method brings…