The campaign hunts for black, stinking rivers in China
Chinese officials for the first time implemented environmental projects calling for people to work together to find rivers
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Chinese officials for the first time implemented environmental projects calling for people to work together to find rivers
The fence is made up of V-shaped rubber floats that can collect and remove plastic waste at sea.
Many German businesses are working together to build a system to collect and recycle plastic waste at sea to save the increasingly polluted oceans.
The capital air-conditioned lungs are falling into a stench, bubbling ...
Mercury can be generated from coal-fired power plants, incinerators and forest fires.
From the sky to the ground, anywhere in Delhi (India) is also suffocating by the atmosphere of pollution and rubbish everywhere.
Ocean Conservancy claims China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are the top 5 countries that discharge marine products, contributing up to 60% of plasti…
Different types of disposable paper cups are being used by many people because of their convenience and quickness. But the truth about them is not everyone knows.
Not only is the place to gather all the junk, the huge landfill in Bantar Gebang, Bekasi, Indonesia is also a rich source of life for 5,000 poor people in the neighborho…
People living in this place divide garbage into ... 34 different types in a very specific way.
In the US, it is estimated that more than 250 million tons of waste is emitted each year, equivalent to 20kg / person / day. In Vietnam, statistics show that every citiz…
To solve the problem of increasing plastic waste worldwide, a group of designers invented a type
Although these garbage-filled aisles are not a tourist stop, but want to go to scenic spots, swim in the sea, they are forced to pass by here and endure the smell. Unple…
Good, Vietnam is one of the countries with the largest amount of ocean waste in the region.
A 2,000m-long garbage trap system, the longest floating structure on the sea surface, will collect plastic and rubbish and then sort through conveyor