Thai floods threaten marine life
Millions of marine organisms may be the next victims of the cataclysm in Thailand, when billions of cubic meters of floodwater are about to pour into the ocean.
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Millions of marine organisms may be the next victims of the cataclysm in Thailand, when billions of cubic meters of floodwater are about to pour into the ocean.
Above are the latest research results of the Institute of Geophysics, Institute of Geology and Institute of Geology - Marine geophysics.
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The marine environment of Nha Trang Bay is facing negative impacts mainly from human activities, so it is necessary to join hands to contribute to the protection of natu…
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On March 25, at the Conference on the Marine Environment, with the participation of the world's leading experts, the United Nations warned about the destruction or degra…
Brazilian scientists have discovered a powerful assistant in the fight against contaminated water, which is a banana peel that filters out metallic impurities in the wat…
The Deepwater Horizon disaster has been confirmed by the latest US government estimates as the largest marine oil leak ever.
Dr. Peter Todd is a volunteer of VSA New Zealand, currently advising the fisheries industry in Binh Dinh province. He has the following article calling us to join hands…
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Scientists propose to build a nature reserve for the waters of Ly Son island district (Quang Ngai), because the marine ecosystem here is strongly affected.
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