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In order to adapt to the increasingly complex climate change situation, the Ca Mau Women's Union is lobbying people to implement the program to make compost from organic…
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In order to adapt to the increasingly complex climate change situation, the Ca Mau Women's Union is lobbying people to implement the program to make compost from organic…
Wind power is a new form of energy such as solar energy, nuclear energy, bioenergy ...
In the science labs around the world is the revolution of nanotechnology. There people make materials that can radically change our lives.
Most major automakers agree that the idea of replacing the 4,800 km engine oil once is too outdated, even 8,000 km, to be considered too frequent.
The usual manual gearbox on the mainstream has helped the driver change the traction and the number of revolutions of the wheel actively to match the road resistance acc…
According to a recent report on the overall view of market competition between wild salmon and farmed salmon, there are complex and controversial issues.
A new study of Minh An hatchery, Vinh Long province, has introduced technical measures to make catfish meat from yellow to white.
If you use a blue and black ink to write a diary, you will find that the text written today is blue, and the text written yesterday was black. That phenomenon is the res…
Algae have a fast growth rate, withstand changes in the environment, are capable of developing in wastewater, so they have taken advantage of these characteristics of al…
When you see scientists suggesting against climate change by spraying chemicals on Earth's atmosphere, we will think of the cluster immediately.
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.
Scientists from both US and Harvard universities have proposed an idea to combat global warming by using chemicals to reduce the intensity of sunlight.
New research published by US scientists shows that oceans are warming faster than people imagine, explaining why storms are becoming more intense.
The warning was made by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in a report published October 8.
Ms. Huang, 45 years old, who lives near the iTrash Booth installation, brought her collected plastic bottle here, to try out this amazing machine that people still trans…