Environment
The bigger the population, the faster the end of the world
According to calculations, the human population is currently 6.89 billion people and continues to increase every 3 seconds, 80 million per year. By 2050, a population ex…
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Environment
Asian growth promotes climate change
Asia's rapid economic growth in recent years has contributed significantly to climate change and environmental pollution, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Environment
The greenhouse effect slows down due to atmospheric pollution
Air pollution helps plants absorb more CO2, thus reducing the impact of the greenhouse effect.
Environment
Potential of urban forestry
The rate of population growth and urbanization out of control in developing countries has been causing many environmental and social consequences.
Environment
Natural filters reduce CO2 absorption
Global economic growth causes atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions to rise faster than expected because forests and oceans are having difficulty absorbing emission…
Environment
How did the Antarctic ice sheet become?
According to a study by German experts, the formation and growth of the Antarctic ice sheet, more than 14 million years ago, was due to the low carbon in space and the g…
Videos
Video: NASA develops vegetable greenhouses on the Moon and Mars
NASA is developing a greenhouse project with the University of Arizona in the hope that astronauts can grow their own vegetables in future missions on the Moon or Mars.
Videos
Video: World population development history
Humans have lost 200,000 years to reach the first 1 billion population, but only 200 years later, the population has reached 7 billion.
Videos
Video: Ghost grass 'devour' the desert house
Ghost grass, also known as stem grass, wild plants live on the vast desert areas of the United States. After being wilted, they will be carried around by the wind, follo…
Science Events
Nobel Economics in 2018 at the hands of two American expert
Two experts, William Nordhaus and Paul Romer, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2018 for their work related to climate change and sustainable economic growth.
Science Events
Cooperation on green growth for sustainable development
Governments that want to promote growth after the crisis need to strengthen innovation, investment and improve business skills to quickly switch to a green economy.
Science Events
2050: The world will compete for food
World population may rise to 9 billion people by 2050, pushing countries into a struggle for food because of limited supply, US scientists have warned.
Science Events
China will lead the world in scientific research
The most populous country will surpass every other country in the number of scientific research projects within 10 years.
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Damaged or real: The number of people alive is more than the number of dead
Rumors from the 1970s suggest that the population explosion has made the entire population of the earth now larger than the total number of people ever had. Other versio…