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Fire ice is usually stable in conditions of deep seabed at least 300m or more, oceanic islands and in permafrost, in the form of solid like small snowballs.
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Fire ice is usually stable in conditions of deep seabed at least 300m or more, oceanic islands and in permafrost, in the form of solid like small snowballs.
Oil and gas exploitation may have contributed to four of the five most powerful earthquakes in the Los Angeles basin, southern California in the US during the early 20th…
Based on basic mathematical calculations, we can roughly estimate the number of wind turbines to be installed to power the entire planet.
The exploitation of rare earth metals with high applicability in China is being exchanged with heavy environmental pollution.
Many Nobel laureates have sounded a warning bell about the status of the Earth being over-exploited.
China plans to exploit fire ice, an energy source that can extract natural gas, in the South China Sea in 2017.
A new study of polluted areas shows that the West Amazon, an extremely bio-cultural and diverse area, may have been contaminated by widespread oil pollution over the pas…
Solar electricity is still one of the most important 'second, second, and third' renewable electricity sources on Earth, besides hydroelectric and wind power.
People are hurting the oceans. Now the sea is causing retaliation.
Mexican entrepreneurs have developed a low-cost electricity exploitation system by taking advantage of the traffic of vehicles on the road.
Greenland parliament on October 24 voted to end a decade-long ban on the exploitation of radioactive materials such as uranium.
Every summer, the experienced seafarer Ed Kean, 53, set out for the North Atlantic to collect ice sheets off the Greenland glacier and drift south.
Scientists have just completed a database of estimated mineral resources based on announcements from mining companies.
In the last 20 years, 28,000 Chinese rivers have disappeared, equaling 50% of the total number of rivers in the world's most populous country. Excessive resource exploit…
Japanese researchers have found a huge source of rare earth in the Pacific Ocean, with the concentration of this precious mineral in soil 30 times higher than that of Ch…