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Lack of cheap clean water is one of the biggest barriers preventing people from escaping poverty and disease. In Papua New Guinea, the poor have to spend more than 50% t…
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Lack of cheap clean water is one of the biggest barriers preventing people from escaping poverty and disease. In Papua New Guinea, the poor have to spend more than 50% t…
After combining pollution statistics and health statistics, experts have confirmed that every year pollution is killing the lives of 1.6 million people in China and 1.3…
The photo of the purple sunset in the fuzzy smoke in the ancient capital of Nanjing is causing a fever on China's social network.
Plastic waste not only causes environmental damage, it also has a great impact on the economy and human health.
Many people, when referring to the name of the most polluted city in the world, point to TP. Beijing of China but the truth is not so.
Cooking with charcoal is one of the leading threats to human health. Meanwhile, contaminated surface water is even more frightening than radioactive waste
This phenomenon is appearing in Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring provinces, very dangerous health. The eyes and respiratory tract are directly affected if there is no ti…
Weight is an important factor for babies when they are born. Children who are too low in weight often face the risk of slow, less intelligent development and many latent…
With more than 700 visitors and guides conquering Mount Everest each year, their waste is polluting and becoming a health threat.
As the daily temperature rises, the number of patients seeking treatments for kidney stones also increases.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution is the world's largest 'killer' and the culprit that kills more than 7 million people worldwide in 2012.
Swiss and Chinese scientists warned on August 22 that nearly 20 million people across China are facing the risk of poisoning by using arsenic-contaminated groundwater.
If the greenhouse gas emissions situation does not decline, by the end of this century, 1 in 10 people in the world must live in areas where crops, water, ecosystems and…
On June 16, some Malaysian cities were covered with haze from Indonesian forest fires on Sumatra island, causing levels of health pollution.
People in Singapore, one of the cleanest countries in the world, are breathing the most harmful atmosphere ever due to wildfires in Indonesia.