Microplastics threaten the offspring and their food source
Tiny particles of plastic floating on the sea will be eaten by the fry. This can cause a reduction in the amount of fish on Earth, affecting the food chain of animals.
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Tiny particles of plastic floating on the sea will be eaten by the fry. This can cause a reduction in the amount of fish on Earth, affecting the food chain of animals.
New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
In 1930, a Swiss astronomer named Fritz Zwicky discovered that clusters of distant galaxies revolved around each other faster than the large galaxies they observed close…
Usually when the temperature drops below freezing, instead of rain, it will snow. However, for the first time in Antarctica, scientists have recorded persistent drizzle…
Scientists have discovered a new material that can expand or contract significantly when exposed to weak electrical currents.
Aspirin can reduce the negative effects of air pollution, an attractive new study has just concluded.
Not only do they affect lung function, air pollution can also seriously affect the scalp and cause hair loss.
Cleaning clothes in a water-intensive washing cycle frees up more plastic particles from clothes than any other cycle, new research by UK scientists shows.
Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
Air quality directly affects the quality of life for each of us, so this is an element that needs to be checked and reviewed regularly.
When drinking a cup of tea, the amount of plastic particles in the body 200,000 times the total amount of micro plastic a person consumes each year.
Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
PM2.5 dust (super fine dust) can penetrate deep into the lungs, easily causing respiratory infections, heart and eye diseases ...
These particles enter the placenta through the mother's breathing activity.
The sky of Jambi province in Indonesia over the weekend turned red as the haze from dense forest fires covered.