Brantas River is the longest river in East Java, the province where Surabaya as the second biggest city in Indonesia exists. The 320 kilometers long...
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Study Finds that Microplastic Pollution Won’t Let Lobster Flourish
Whether you like lobsters or not (as food or as a species), they’re important for the marine life. Sadly, if microplastics are left alone without...
CityTrees Use The Power Of Moss To Replace 275 Trees
If you read recent news about our nature, you might have known about how coronavirus affects our air quality. Yes, during the lockdowns of the...
Does Coronavirus ‘Help’ Us Fighting Air Pollution? Well..
With what is currently happening all around the world, our lives have changed. Coronavirus pandemic has been very influential to the lives of everyone all...
Finally: The Link Between Plastic And Climate Change Revealed
For years we thought that the connection between fighting climate change and fighting plastic use has not direct correlation. However, newest study found that by...
Study Finds Neurotoxin in Californian Coastal Fog And in Mountain Lions
Coastal fog in California comes from the Pacific, rolls up to the canyons, it covers San Francisco in clouds, and it hydrates the world’s tallest...
Noise Pollution is Just As Bad As Light Pollution For the Wildlife
Humanity makes a lot of noise. Vehicle noise, car horns, planes in the sky, ships that go around the oceans, household items such as blender,...
WHO Pollution Limit Can Help Us Prevent Child Asthma Too!
Up until nowadays, still there is not known cure for asthma that we can fully rely on. Most of those cures are actually still alternatives...
Have You Heard About Valenzuela, The Plastic City Of South East Asia?
One of the most famous Gorillaz’s albums is entitled Plastic Beach. And one of the most famous songs of Radiohead is entitle Fake Plastic Trees,...
Let’s See How Bad Ammonia Pollution In United Kingdom Nowadays
Ammonia has been polluting United Kingdom at an alarming rate. But wait, is ammonia a pollutant? It is, in some cases. Ammonia is indeed widely...