Japan plans to recycle 13 rare earth metals
Japan is planning to recycle 13 rare earth metals needed to produce high-tech products from electronic devices.
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Japan is planning to recycle 13 rare earth metals needed to produce high-tech products from electronic devices.
The use of plastic packaging (including bottles) tends to diminish because of inconvenience the owner is that they are difficult to decompose, persist in the environment…
Vietnam only has about 30 tigers left in the wild. If we don't act hard, 2010 will be the last year of the wild tiger.
The largest animal in the cat family is facing extinction by demand for tiger products in China, Southeast Asian countries and the US.
US Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke once commented: 'Clean energy may be the biggest economic opportunity of this century.'
Testing, fabrication and installation of 100m separating solution and 50m2 rubber tiles with waste rubber gave positive results.
Garbage disposal group Shanks said it will build a power plant using food waste materials.
To replace the current plastic bag, Tien Thanh Company in Ho Chi Minh City has just released a kind of food and drink packaging using 80% of the main raw material is cor…
Green Earth Technologies (GET) began to market a special machine oil that does not pollute the environment. Instead of oil products from petroleum products, G-oil uses e…
Chemists say CO2 emissions from large chimneys to reduce global warming in the future could become a valuable raw material in the production of DVDs and bottles of drink…
In the context of the warming up of the Earth, it is deeply affecting the daily life of humanity, the consciousness of choosing and consuming safe and environmentally fr…
2008 will be a busy year for green IT activities. Companies will have a lot of work to do to solve the energy crisis. Governments will also take actions to reduce carbon.
Last September, Hong Kong customs was informed by environmentalists of Basel Action Network (USA) about two containers of goods imported from the United States. When ope…
According to economists, the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by the United States in the next 50 years tends to be many times larger than half a century ago. So they…
Peanut shells, one of the largest food industry waste products, can be used to extract environmentally harmful copper ions into waste water, according to Turkish researc…