60% of Americans live in dangerous areas
The American Cancer Research Organization's annual report on April 29 found that six out of 10 Americans must live in heavily polluted areas.
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The American Cancer Research Organization's annual report on April 29 found that six out of 10 Americans must live in heavily polluted areas.
The rampant development of many urban slums along with the greenhouse effect is increasing the level of danger of natural disasters.
Population explosion, poor resource management, flood and drought are turning clean water into luxury for hundreds of millions of Asians.
Currently Vietnam has prepared the necessary national infrastructure for nuclear power development.
The British Institute of Mechanical Engineering affirmed that, despite the introduction of international agreements to cut CO2 emissions, the earth's climate continued t…
The health of hundreds of millions of people on the planet could be in danger because medicinal plants are being over-exploited.
New America Media reported that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) did not seem to do anything about the US situation of e-waste dumping into third world count…
Recently there have been a lot of media reports about the impact of global warming on the ice in Greenland.
According to a new report by the US Geological Survey, millions of pounds of use in hunting, fishing and sports using cumulative guns in the environment each year can th…
If you are living in the Eastern United States, your surroundings are being ruined by air pollution. A new report from the Cary Institute of Ecological and Natural Prote…
48% of the 634 species of primates worldwide are facing extinction, caused by deforestation and indiscriminate hunting of humans, according to a World Conservation Union…
According to the report of World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Animal Organization (ZS) in London (UK) and Global Footprint Network (GFN), human activity is the main cause of los…
Countries that rush to develop biofuels are at risk of growing invasive plants, which could lead to an environmental and economic destruction, biologists warn.
The water source of more than 200,000 people in central China has been dirty due to pollution, causing the main river branches to turn red. At least three tributaries of…
On March 4, Dr. Le Huy Minh, Deputy Director of the Institute of Geophysics, Director of the Earthquake Reporting Center and a tsunami warning exchanged with VietNamNet,…