Air quality is alarming, scientists warn of diseases caused by dust pollution
Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
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Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
Exposure to airborne dust particles from babies is associated with a doubling of the risk of schizophrenia in patients as well as increased personality disorder, depress…
Recently, 'green living' is becoming a new trend, but is it only enough to care for green waste?
After one year of installing Hoffman kiln - continuous rice husk furnace type according to German technology, Kim Thach Limited Liability Company in Tan Duong industrial…
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.
Beijing's large-scale greenery campaign worsens air pollution in the city, South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported August 31.
According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), residents living in one of the most polluted cities in China are breathing and dust particles are harder than iron and…
17 million children worldwide are living in air pollution 6 times more than regulated.
Satellite images show that the pink haze of China has affected Japan, South Korea, Korea, Taiwan and northern Vietnam.
Mr. Hoang Duong Tung, Deputy Director General of the Environment Department said that the information of toxic mercury hovering in the air in Hanoi is not correct and be…
The fact that the air is breathing daily can make the fat person seem irrational, but many studies have proven that this is possible.
Nut Brother, 34, a street artist spent 100 days in a row vacuuming Beijing's capital. Finally with the amount of dust collected, he cast a complete brick.
Heavy pollution caused China to be covered by thick haze and authorities had to issue a red alert, the highest warning level for low air quality in Beijing's capital.
Ultra-fine dust not only causes climate instability but also affects people's psychology, causing anxiety, according to the latest research published.
China recently successfully tested an unmanned aircraft designed to disperse chemical catalysts to dissolve contaminated smog and dust.