Strange fungus has the ability to 'recycle' plastic and rubber waste
The new fungus discovered in southwestern China is a very
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The new fungus discovered in southwestern China is a very
Rice University has successfully recovered rare earth elements from trash with important properties for electronics and green technology.
New NASA graphic shows the path of microplastics around the oceans across the Earth's surface.
The startup intends to offer newly developed road sweeper rental services by the end of this year.
For many years, the New York port has fallen into pollution and depleted marine life. New Yorkers had to embark on water purification and cleaning
In recent years, when the Earth environment is getting worse, people have started talking about a plan to migrate and live in outer space, namely Mars.
Even if you only have 1s in excess, you can still become a civilized person with extremely good and easy environmental protection actions below.
Tokelau, a small country that perhaps many of us have never heard of is trying to be the first country in the world to fully utilize renewable energy to save the environ…
An Italian scientist has proposed a project to encourage eating jellyfish, preventing this species from overgrowing, adversely affecting the environment and human activi…
The ocean is the source of all, is the birth of this Earth. But see what humans have done to it?
At the seminar held at Oxford University last week, scientists confirmed the cause of the rapid deterioration of the oceans was due to human activities.
With transparent skin, you can clearly see organs, or even beat the hearts of these frogs.
This finding has great potential, because in the past 70 years, we have produced and discharged a lot of plastic into the environment.
Facing the prospect of all the ancient trees in the world being wiped out, scientists went on to clone one of the oldest plants.
Last week, US environmentalists climbed a 2,000-year-old cypress, as tall as a nine-story building, called the Lady of Freedom in central Florida.