China has been the biggest waste importer in the world for several decades. But that now the world needs to find another country suitable for...
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The Forests In Singapore, And Its Importance To The Earth
Located just in the middle of Southeast Asia region, Singapore is one of the busiest country in the world. Not only its geographical feature is...
Is The Air In Your City Polluted? Check It From The Color Of The Sky
Air pollution is the result of excessive introduction of substances like gases, particles, or biological measures to our atmosphere. In that case, the air we...
Even Bees Are Recycling Plastic, Researchers Found Out
Another article about plastic, and another news about how nature is trying to do its best to save us. This time, we are going to...
Waste Trade: How Big Countries Used To Deal With Their Problem
Export and import are terms used to explain international trade between countries for commodities or services. Export is an activity when a country is sending...
Komodo Island is Closing Soon, So Go There While You Can
It’s sad but it’s happening. Due to conservative efforts, Indonesia’s Komodo Island is closing temporarily for about a year starting from January 2020. “The meeting...
Going to Scandinavia or The Nordics? Here Are 6 Places You Must Visit
Earth has a lot of beautiful places that you can visit, and Scandinavia or the Nordics are two of the nicest destination for you who...
Plastic Rain: You Can Now Find Microplastic in French Remote Region
Microplastics are a trouble. We’ve found them in Earth’s waters, soils, sand, and the bodies of both animals and humans. But it seems like their...
Hippo Poop May Sound Gross, But Kenya’s Mara River Needs It
Ah, hippos. They’re fierce, stubby, dangerous animals that play a crucial role in East Africa’s ecosystem. They ingest numerous amounts of silica-laden grass and excreting...
Machu Picchu Might Have a New Airport and Everybody’s Not Happy
We can’t deny that Machu Picchu is an amazing destination. As someone who loves history and its archaeological aspects, I’d love to go there and...