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Scientists working at the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) have published the first detailed data on dairy farms that contribute to large-scale greenhouse gas emissio…
In 2010, the worst floods in history occurred in every continent, except Antarctica. The world is heating up due to greenhouse gases: the temperature increases by 10C, t…
Global climate change is one of the topics that many people mention and discuss. However, among the numerous notions, opinions, also true, wrong, conception is the truth…
These biogas plants will limit the level of environmental pollution caused by livestock in the suburbs of the Capital today.
Polymers Cement (Geopolymer), is an innovative and environmentally friendly construction material developed at the Technology Center ...
The Central Bank of China has ordered banks and affiliated credit institutions not to let businesses pollute the environment and spend too much energy ... borrowing mone…
The UN-REDD Program is implementing its first activities in Vietnam. The Norwegian government has pledged $ 4.5 million in funding for the 20-month project.
Earth's temperature may exceed human tolerance, if the increase in greenhouse gas emissions continues as it is today.
American researchers are proposing a way to share responsibility in cutting greenhouse gas emissions between countries more equitably. It is the country where more and m…
According to an international research group, two new greenhouse gases are accumulating in the atmosphere.
Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
Researchers at the Research Center Geesthacht GKSS and the University of Bern have surveyed the frequency of warmer years on average from 1880 to 2006. Result: The incre…
Can the smallest species of nature help us reduce high levels of CO2 and even oil spills? It may seem strange, but the answer is yes.
The production of solar cells produces NF3 greenhouse gases that can cause climate change.