Online shopping adversely affects the environment
Shopping over the internet or working from home (without going to work) can increase carbon emissions and not reduce.
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Shopping over the internet or working from home (without going to work) can increase carbon emissions and not reduce.
Scientists at the Royal Institute of Technology said that when the Sun's activity weakened, the Earth's temperature increased.
In the picture is a worker of the No. 2 Energy Plant in Soc Chau (China) working on the factory's huge haze.
The factory is located in southern Brazil, which is rated as a 'pioneer factory' in the field of ethanol production from sugarcane.
The Central Bank of China has ordered banks and affiliated credit institutions not to let businesses pollute the environment and spend too much energy ... borrowing mone…
Thousands of teams from 140 countries registered activities to respond to the 10/10 Global Climate Change Action Day.
The use of plastic packaging (including bottles) tends to diminish because of inconvenience the owner is that they are difficult to decompose, persist in the environment…
Australia's AGL Energy Group has signed an agreement with New Zealand's Meridian Energy Renewable Energy Company to build the southern hemisphere's largest wind power pl…
The rising world population and consumerism are pushing our planet into a
An interesting solution to help people settle in arid desert areas in the future.
Germany is currently the world leader in the use of renewable energy sources and could become the first G20 country to give up fuel oil sources.
A NASA team has just succeeded in testing a tsunami prediction system using GPS data.
Taiwan is the first place in the world to force people to attend environmental classes.
Director of the Vietnam Atomic Energy Commission Vuong Huu Tan said that the selection of Russia is a problem that has been considered for a long time.