Half of Fukushima children are radioactive
Nearly a quarter of the medical samples of children living in areas of radioactive contamination from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) give positive results for…
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Nearly a quarter of the medical samples of children living in areas of radioactive contamination from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) give positive results for…
A prolonged drought in some provinces in China, including Guizhou, makes living and production of people difficult.
More than one billion people living in major cities around the world will face the risk of serious water shortage by 2050, due to climate change and rapid urbanization.
Residents living in many high-rise buildings in Hanoi have a disturbance at 21:00 pm on March 24.
About 5 years ago, people living on the banks of the Red River in Lao Cai City have to live together with the pollution of the legendary river.
The prolonged drought in recent years has caused Uganda, Central Africa, and Kenya to fall into serious scarcity of freshwater, seriously affecting people's lives.
The United Nations has declared, 2011 is the international year of forests. In response to this event, the International Conservation Organization (CI) has just announce…
People are daily destroying their own living environment in many ways, accidentally or intentionally. From the wrong construction ...
The world has only about 3,200 tigers left in the wild and they are facing increasing risks.
An Australian study showed that the fetuses of women living in polluted environments are smaller than those living in a healthy environment.
October 27 is the end of the week of the 'No Harm' project launched by the famous US website Huffington Post. Thousands of people have participated in testing green life…
The concentration of harmful radon gas in houses is one of the civilized living standards that are increasingly concerned by many countries. Hanoi began to pay attention…
Humans and all living beings are indebted to plants, because thanks to them, the earth has not been covered by ice for the past 26 million years.
It took 18 years to study the number of birds living on the Great Barrier reef, scientists have discovered a predictable law of El Nino.