Electronic garbage - a threat to people
Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
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Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
At the request of the agreement during the Danish climate summit in December last year, 55 countries sent a commitment to reduce carbon emissions to the United Nations.
The UN climate change summit opening today may lead to a global agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Vattenfall, Sweden's energy supplier, intends to develop ocean wave energy from the oceans in Ireland.
The pace of climate change will be reduced if hundreds of millions of people in developing countries have access to safe contraception.
In a developing urban area in southeast China grows a massive incinerator, smells of stench and miles away and emits a lot of black smoke and toxic chemicals, ...
The Lawrence Livermore lab team took advantage of ionic liquid solution as a CO2 absorber, developing a new clean, stable and efficient CO2 collection method.
The largest group of developing and developing countries in the world participated in the summit in Italy, yesterday, agreed to take all measures to raise the global tem…
Only a few months before senior leaders around the world met to come up with a climate change treaty, a research group led by Princeton University scientists developed i…
The rate of population growth and urbanization out of control in developing countries has been causing many environmental and social consequences.
China on October 29 called for developed economies to take the lead in international efforts to deal with climate change.
Scientists and their colleagues at the US Department of Agriculture (ARS) have developed a new barley that benefits the environment as well as farm animals.
Countries that rush to develop biofuels are at risk of growing invasive plants, which could lead to an environmental and economic destruction, biologists warn.
German scientists have successfully developed a new generation of explosives, stronger than
Can a solution to global warming problem be in the soil under our feet? A group of Newcastle University scientists aim to develop a soil that can separate carbon from th…