Biofuels can increase pollution 4 times
Biofuels made from soybeans can produce four times the greenhouse effect of fuels like gasoline and diesel.
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Biofuels made from soybeans can produce four times the greenhouse effect of fuels like gasoline and diesel.
2.2 million Chinese people, of which nearly half are under 5, lose their lives every year due to health problems related to indoor air pollution.
The waves as high as 23 m attacked a city in Peru after a giant block of ice fell into the lake.
The number of people who die from dirty water every year is greater than all forms of violent conflict, including war.
Rubbish piles created by broken computers and mobile phones will soon pose risks to the environment and the health of people in developing countries.
Earthquake - the most horrifying disaster in the past 10 years according to the UN report.
The number of big storms in the future will decrease, but their strength will increase due to global warming.
Instead of falling back into the river for a long time, the sludge discharged from water plants in Ho Chi Minh City was first treated to produce normal soil organic matt…
Ahead of the global climate change conference, leading climate scientists have released a detailed report on the negative effects of climate change on Earth.
The latest report by TRAFFIC and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said that rhino hunting is increasing worldwide.
Halo is an optical phenomenon of nature. And when it appeared, it was reported before a period of no rain that would take place in the locality, sometimes causing water…
The Brazilian Ministry of the Environment recently released a report saying that when using ethanol fuel as a fuel for automobile engines, pollution emissions are not le…
The latest Royal Society report said, unless people reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the future of the Earth will only rely on geoengineering measures.
Asia will face an extremely serious food crisis, as predicted by the United Nations.
The world population continues to increase day by day but the shortage of food production land is unlikely, because humanity still has billions of hectares of unexploite…