Rockets can damage the ozone layer
Smoke escaping in rocket launchers can erode the ozone layer, enabling harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun to penetrate the earth.
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Smoke escaping in rocket launchers can erode the ozone layer, enabling harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun to penetrate the earth.
Governments in many countries have spent billions of dollars to save recession-stricken economies. However, it is possible to change the world better with only 5 - 50 US…
An Idaho state firefighter has recorded images of round snow bales that look like common hay bales in a farm.
Being overweight affects not only human health, but also speeds up global climate change.
The Arctic, an unimaginable place for romance, but Earth chose this place to save the mark of the god of love.
The water level of some of the most important rivers on the planet has decreased significantly over the past 50 years.
According to representatives of KV VENTI Company (Czech) having a wind power project in Van Don (Quang Ninh), investment for each MW of wind power in Vietnam costs about…
Air pollution helps plants absorb more CO2, thus reducing the impact of the greenhouse effect.
According to scientists, in 2012, a solar storm like the one that happened in 1859 will hit the earth, causing great damage because humans depend too much on electricity.
From now until the end of the century, Southeast Asia's food production may decrease by 6.7% annually by climate change.
US scientists are studying the plan to use F4 Phantom fighters to
Across Vietnam's territory, there are 30 areas that can generate earthquakes. The strongest shockwave reached 6.8 Richter levels, enough to knock down houses.
A port city in northern Denmark is determined to become the first in the world to not use gasoline, oil, coal and other fossil fuels in the next 7 years.
In many areas of the world, the foresight in the days of cloudiness has decreased since the 1970s due to the increase of environmental pollutants.