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According to a study by DTU Space (Space Industry), the liquid portion of the Earth's core is surprisingly rapidly changing, which could affect the Earth's magnetic fiel…
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is commonly used in the TV industry 17,000 times more carbon dioxide (CO2) and has an annual production of 4,000 tons.
For many people it is just garbage but Japanese people consider it a gold mine. It's here for cell phones, televisions, computers, digital music players, etc., in genera…
Peanut shells, one of the largest food industry waste products, can be used to extract environmentally harmful copper ions into waste water, according to Turkish researc…
These are once once prosperous cities, crowded with people but then become ruined or disappear completely. In the next 100 years the world will have a series of cities f…
The train, Virgin Voyager, will be used on the Weymouth service to Waterloo in a six-month trial, and passengers will not see anything different from a regular train.
Products made from nano-sized materials and equipment have been widely used in industry and on the market. This is an opportunity that is getting bigger and bigger and t…
Instead of just helping big businesses like before, Japan will focus on supporting Vietnam in technology and training in environmental protection to small and medium ent…
Scientists warn cities with growing industries and transportation, early morning air is not only unwholesome but also heavily polluted.
The livestock industry generates more greenhouse gas emissions than transport. Livestock is also one of the main factors causing agricultural land degradation and water…
Hollywood is responsible for causing an unexpected special effect for the Los Angeles sky: air pollution. A study conducted by the Environmental Institute at the Univers…
The UK aviation industry is starting new goals to reduce the polluting effects of the industry on the environment.
Not only did the world be astounded by the image of passengers clinging to the train cars running, the Indian railway industry also held many other interesting records.
Round fat seals with silky smooth fur are captured and killed right on the snow to serve the fashion industry, despite objections from animal rights activists.
With this design, the flight time will be faster, the speed of rotation is also faster, and may lead to cheaper fares in the future.