Environment
The risk of 'ecological credit collapse'
Environmental organizations have just announced an independent study confirming that Earth is facing an 'ecological credit collapse'.
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Environment
35 years, the world lost 1/3 of the number of species
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…
Environment
Every day the world loses 150 animal and plant species
The alarming figure was announced by German Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel at the United Nations World Conference on Nature Protection, taking place in Bonn, German…
Environment
Solution 'Green office' helps preserve nature
Save paper by using duplex paper or recycled paper, arrange seats in the room reasonably to be able to save electricity, use solar power, wind ... are solutions
Environment
Europe: 30 most polluting power plants
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has just released a list of 30 most polluting power plants in Europe. These are Europe's poorest factories, but they emit the most C…
Environment
10 major rivers in the world are under threat
The source of life for millions of Asians is seriously threatened. Yesterday, the WWF Nature Fund issued a warning about the situation of 10 major rivers in the world, i…
Environment
Water shortage: Global problem
The report from the World Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) warns that rich countries are facing increasing water shortages. The report said that climate change plus poor r…
Environment
Freshwater dolphins die in the Mekong River
10 Irrawarddy dolphins have died in the Mekong (Cambodia) in the past two months. WWF warned that the deaths of the 10 dolphins above raised concerns about the life of t…
Environment
H2O heats up: The threat of fish
According to the report recently published by the environmental protection organization WWF, fish species are increasingly threatened by the rise of temperature in river…
Environment
WWF: Global warming is hurting Europe
Snow disappears in Scotland, swollen bees in Italy, crop failures in Spain, forest degradation in Germany and rising sea levels off the British coast are dangerous signs…
Environment
WFF warned that dams are destroying the environment
New dams that are expected to generate cheaper electricity and enhance irrigation are seriously damaging water resources and causing economic and environmental damage, r…
Photo library
'Serious gulls'
That is the name of the photo of British photographer Steve Young in the Scilly Islands, England won the top prize in the 2010 UK Wildlife Photography Contest.
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Strange animals in the Mekong Subregion
According to the WWF Wildlife Fund, over the past decade there have been more than 1,000 new species recorded in the Mekong Subregion in Southeast Asia.
Videos
Video: Rhino Journey of an extinct horn in Vietnam
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the International Rhino Conservation Fund (IRF) affirm: the one-horned Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus) is extinct i…
Science Events
Restoration of Truong Son forest
The WWF and Quang Nam Provincial FPD have just launched a forest restoration program in the Truong Son range, Laos and Vietnam border areas.