Self-insulating concrete for soft ground
Besides being used for embankments to prevent river and sea bank erosion in weak areas, this three-dimensional self-inserting concrete is also suitable for paving roofs,…
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Besides being used for embankments to prevent river and sea bank erosion in weak areas, this three-dimensional self-inserting concrete is also suitable for paving roofs,…
Erosion is a common phenomenon in sloping areas with a heavy rainy season such as the South East and the Central Highlands. According to the Southern Institute of Scienc…
In addition to planting protective plants, improving water and drainage systems ... to reduce soil erosion, there is a method widely used in the world today - using poly…
A Filipino scientist has turned the coconut shell into a kind of self-destructing mesh. Grids work against erosion for slopes and river banks, stimulate plant growth and…
Global warming effect changes rainfall, increases coastal erosion, extends cultivation time, defrostes and outbreaks of disease.
The phenomenon of soil erosion in the spillway of a reservoir can cause a nearly 10-meter-high concrete wall to collapse, threatening the lives of more than 100,000 peop…
Our atmosphere is suffering
According to The Guardian magazine, 5 small islands in the Pacific Ocean have disappeared due to sea level rise and erosion.
Russia's territory is annually narrowed to an area of Andorra, a small European country with an area of 468km2 due to melting ice and erosion of the northern coast.
According to Israeli scientists, last month's sandstorm in the Middle East was an unusual, man-made phenomenon in Syria and Iraq.
Recent scientific studies show that if there are no timely interventions, humans may lose one-third of food land in the near future.
Palm oil is an ingredient in thousands of products, from peanut butter, packaged bread, shampoo, shaving cream ... the palm oil industry is a booming multi-billion dolla…
The new island in Japan formed last month due to volcanic eruption is continuing to expand its area by 3 times its original size.
A small island appeared in Japan's territorial waters after the volcano erupted, marking the first time this special phenomenon occurred after 30 years.
Global warming can affect the survival of soil microorganisms, and the consequences are still unknown to soil fertility and erosion.