Ecological influence of African cities
Cities in Africa are growing faster than anywhere in the world.
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Cities in Africa are growing faster than anywhere in the world.
The Asia-Pacific region is about to face a period when large-scale natural disasters can take millions of lives at a glance.
The rate of population growth and urbanization out of control in developing countries has been causing many environmental and social consequences.
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The Chinese Seismological Network discovered four strong earthquakes this morning (March 21) in Yu Tian district, west of Xinjiang.
These are once once prosperous cities, crowded with people but then become ruined or disappear completely. In the next 100 years the world will have a series of cities f…
If sea level rises by 5m, Vietnam could lose 16% of the area, along with more than 35% of the population and about 35% of the total GDP affected. Meanwhile, according to…
When analyzing the molecular aerosol samples (aerosols) extracted from two US cities, the researchers counted at least 1,800 different species of bacteria in the air. To…
In a public report at La Hey (Netherlands) on October 4, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) warned of rapid urbanization in coastal areas plus dumping of wast…
World experts warn that by 2025, there will be 3 billion people (accounting for 46% of the world population) suffering from water shortages.
Polar bear, hippopotamus ... are among more than 16,000 endangered species of plants and animals globally, according to the World Conservation Organization (IUCN) today…
This tiny island is lurking on the Atlantic Ocean, 160km from the Scottish coast, formed by the ruins of a volcano whose disintegration and freezing created vertical wal…
The farthest inhabited land is the island of Tristan da Cunha, which is 98km2 wide and has a population of only 350 people. The closest island, Saint-Hélène is also 2,12…
70% of Chinese rivers and lakes are polluted and 75% need to improve quality, information from a symposium in Jiangxi Province yesterday said.
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