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Injected with a poison enough to kill 100,000 people, the son of the venut (quahog) is still alive. Somehow, they disabled the deadly enzyme, which is considered a poten…
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Injected with a poison enough to kill 100,000 people, the son of the venut (quahog) is still alive. Somehow, they disabled the deadly enzyme, which is considered a poten…
The soil is degraded and washed away is a great threat to agriculture in Vietnam and the world, directly affecting the national food security and livelihood of rural peo…
Restaurants around the world will soon use new DNA technology to ensure that customers are served the right fish and eggs ... they call.
According to chemical experts, porcelain, the more beautiful glass glitter or decorated with colorful patterns, the higher the risk of toxins.
New painkillers have revolutionized the pharmaceutical industry. This drug is unique in that they are made from ... sea slugs.
With the destruction of about 800 million tons of TNT, the Tambora volcano erupted on April 10, 1815 in Sumbawa, Indonesia was the biggest shocking explosion in human hi…
US scientists say the phenomenon of coastal forests dying due to seawater intrusion appears more and more rapidly in the world and is clear evidence of climate change.
During the Vietnam war, especially from 1965 to 1971, the US empire used many types of herbicides and defoliants to destroy us in terms of military and economy.
If unfortunately eating seafood contaminated by red tide, people who are poisoned can suffer from paralysis, diarrhea, memory loss and even death.
US President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency for lead-poisoned drinking water in Flint, Michigan and asked for federal aid.
The decline in the number of vultures has caused general hygiene problems worldwide because animal corpses tend to rot, or be eaten by rats or wild dogs.
Before the information of the General Department of Environment monitoring mercury in the air in Hanoi, experts warned that people could not neglect because mercury is e…
Mercury can be generated from coal-fired power plants, incinerators and forest fires.
Red tide is the phenomenon of algal blooms, which causes mass deaths in many parts of the world.
The poor have to use arsenic-contaminated water, while two decades ago, this substance has been known to cause cancer.