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Rare earths in fact ... are not really rare. Rare earth mining is at risk of causing environmental pollution while economic benefits are not high.
Many argue that ethanol blended gasoline produces a cleaner fuel than normal gasoline, but Canadian researchers draw a contradictory conclusion.
The dust collector and filter device is a closed chamber, which carries out the process of toxic toxic technology with great intensity. Worker's position can be outside…
On February 5, all primary schools in the capital Tehran were closed when dense fog and pollution covered the city and neighboring provinces.
Japanese scientists at Kanazawa University came to an unexpected conclusion: compared with automobile emissions, motorcycle emissions pollute the environment more seriou…
Regardless of the vehicle, after starting the engine, the exhaust system will also escape a variety of emissions, mostly toxic gases with much less content.
US researchers have installed special sampling equipment in cars to understand the risks from emissions that drivers must be exposed during rush hours.
Finding effective, clean, green alternative energy is an urgent job. And it turns out, people can take advantage of a lot of weird things that nobody thinks of to create…
India will arrange jet engines of old aircraft near the power plant chimneys to blow up emissions, reduce pollution for the capital.
Green forests are heavily damaged and regular emissions are released into the atmosphere. We need more measures to keep the human roof of the Earth home.
A recent study shows that the ozone layer in the Antarctic is beginning to shrink.
Air pollution causes more than 3 million people to die prematurely each year, threatening almost all major city residents in developing countries.
Many states have mercury levels in the rain that exceed the danger for humans.
A new study shows that air pollution kills about 4,000 people a day in China, accounting for one-sixth of the total deaths in the world's most populous country.
Not only on cars carrying people, hybrid-electric drive technology has also appeared on public transport like road sweepers.