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The Bureau of Goods Quality Management yesterday advised consumers not to use pellets to save fuel and fuel-saving solutions, to limit the risk of toxic or explosive.
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The Bureau of Goods Quality Management yesterday advised consumers not to use pellets to save fuel and fuel-saving solutions, to limit the risk of toxic or explosive.
According to chemical experts, porcelain, the more beautiful glass glitter or decorated with colorful patterns, the higher the risk of toxins.
The research group of the Plant Protection Institute has perfected the production technology using 7 multifunctional bio-pesticide products to control pests on some agri…
The toxic gas in Kivu death lake in Rwanda threatens the lives of two million people, but can also generate electricity for the whole country for hundreds of years.
The bombardier beetle has inspired motor designers, designers of drug loading devices as well as fire extinguishers to improve spraying technologies.
The DEWATS model at Kim Bang Hospital - Ha Nam is a model for dispersing waste water through the use of microorganisms in wastewater or natural processes, without using…
Weng Huanxin, a professor at Zhejiang University, China has successfully developed a new method of turning mud into non-toxic materials to make bricks and cement cheap.
From a number of available plants in Vietnam, the Plant Protection Institute has created a highly effective golden snail killing product, not toxic to the environment.
The global effort to protect the ozone layer has finally begun to have positive results. The recent United Nations report confirms this.
Stingrays cannot eat normally because their food is mixed with toxic waste in Manta Bay in Bali, Indonesia.
A great way to recycle toxic, hard-to-decompose plastic waste. Under the shape of ecobrick bricks, we make them continue to serve life until the end of the life of the p…
Red tide refers to the phenomenon of algae blooming simultaneously, causing harm to living organisms, including corals, seaweed, animals and humans.
Scientists say that the Mayon volcano peak has been rocked and landslided in the past 24 hours after a number of heat eruptions.
Mayon, the most active volcano in the Philippines began to erupt again, leaving thousands of people on the main island of Luzon to evacuate.
Despite its transparent appearance, thicker layers of ice will accumulate more pollutants in the surrounding environment.