The sky of China is dark because of pollution
Pollutants create dense haze in central and eastern China, making the sky darker and visibility falling sharply.
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Pollutants create dense haze in central and eastern China, making the sky darker and visibility falling sharply.
China 's Ministry of Environmental Protection said it will take measures to reduce emissions from cars after smog over 30 cities over the past few days.
Air pollution in the Chinese capital today continues to be serious, as toxic dust mixed in the dew covered the entire city.
Beijing city officials warned people to limit their home leave because of the recurring haze and air pollution indicators that are far above safety thresholds.
Our beloved Earth is about to enter a dry and exhausted period, hoping that humans will not have to live in the desert after post-apocalyptic times like Mad Max. However…
Researchers from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Bangladesh) have found a new way to filter emissions from the environmentally friendly fertilizer manufa…
Security vendor Kaspersky Lab claims the global hacker community has
Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser still has not been exhausted because a series of serious security holes discovered in the past have suffered a new blow, when a new…
The product is similar in design to a regular mask and is supplemented with many components such as air filter plate, double layer mask.
On 10/10/2017, Alstom launched Coradia iLint at a factory in northern Germany.
A vacuum cleaner operated by a Dutch company can filter 800,000m3 of gas per hour in a 300m radius.
Recently, a US arms designer said they could create endless energy supplies in 20 years.
With just one single charge, the battery-powered trains can travel over 1,000km with full passengers on their cars.
Types of toilets using Class Five exhaust technology use only half the amount of water compared to popular types in Vietnam today, helping a house with 4 bathrooms save…
Researchers at Purdue University create a unique system that can absorb heat from automotive exhaust to generate electricity while reducing fuel consumption.