Animal mining technologies, better than people
Wooden fish and frogs can make their own proteins to keep their bodies from freezing when they live in cold water, animals release glue ...
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Wooden fish and frogs can make their own proteins to keep their bodies from freezing when they live in cold water, animals release glue ...
Before the situation of construction sand becoming exhausted, lying deep in the river and many impurities, sand washing solution has contributed to increasing the life o…
An X-ray detector can be used by the mining industry to quickly and accurately detect minerals present in ore samples.
Rare earths in fact ... are not really rare. Rare earth mining is at risk of causing environmental pollution while economic benefits are not high.
The Da Lat Nuclear Research Institute has succeeded in developing a number of techniques for surveying using radioactive isotopes to serve the oil exploitation technolog…
According to RBTH, the city of Norilsk is an important industrial and mining center of Russia in the area above the Arctic Circle.
A group of geologists in the UK have established a database of earthquakes caused by human activities.
People living near coal mines in China are suffering from severe land subsidence, which requires overcoming tens of billions of USD.
Probably a lot of you have heard about rare earth, metal
Two of the endemic species are ghost snail and begonia, which are studied in Hon Chong limestone mountains, Kien Giang province, are at risk due to limestone mining.
On Trinidad Island in the Caribbean Sea there is a special lake. There is not much water in the lake, but a lot of asphalt accumulates. Therefore, it is called asphalt l…
The oceans on earth contain 4 billion tons of uranium, enough to run nuclear power plants and produce electricity for all the major cities in the world for thousands of…
With the vast untreated waste lake and thousands of cancer people, this industry continues to exist due to the huge demand for production.
A landslide occurred yesterday in a jewel area in northern Myanmar buried about 50 people.