Plants Absorb Tiny Airborne Plastics: How Microplastics Enter Our Food Chain
New study shows plants can absorb tiny plastics from the air into their leaves, entering our food chain.
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China Braces for Rare Super Winds and Sandstorms! 🌬️
Big winds and sandstorms are coming to the Chinese mainland this weekend! Learn what’s happening and how people are staying safe in this rare weather event.
Asia’s Heroes: Protecting Nature and History Together! 🌏
Discover how people across Asia are working together to protect nature and culture! From green energy in Malaysia to saving rare animals in Vietnam, and restoring heritage in Cambodia. 🌏
Trump’s New Plan: Coal Makes a Comeback! 🏭✨
President Trump signs new orders to bring back coal! Old power plants will keep running to meet energy needs. But not everyone is happy about it.
China’s Antarctic Station Goes Green with Wind and Solar Power! 🌬️☀️
China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica is now powered by wind, solar, and hydrogen energy! Discover how they’re protecting the environment with clean power. 🌿
Heatwave Hits Delhi: How to Beat the Heat! ☀️
A scorching heatwave is hitting Delhi and parts of India! Learn what’s happening and how you can stay cool during these hot days. ☀️
Super Batteries: Powering the Future! ⚡️
Scientists made amazing new batteries using water that could power electric planes and cities! Learn how this discovery might change the world!
Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks to Record Low in March ❄️
Arctic sea ice has shrunk to its lowest level for March since records began. Learn why this matters and how it affects our planet! ❄️🌍
Blooming Marvels: Heze’s Eco-Friendly Peony Festival Dazzles the World! 🌸
Discover how Heze City in China, the ‘Peony Capital,’ uses eco-friendly practices and cool science to grow over 1,200 kinds of peonies! 🌸
Scientists Create Wolves That Look Like Ancient Dire Wolves! 🐺
Scientists have genetically engineered wolves to look like the extinct dire wolves! Learn how they did it and what it means for the future of wildlife. 🐺