Japanese authorities said they were considering dumping water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea. According to their statement, of all radionuclides, this water contains tritium alone, which is not dangerous to humans. Environmentalists and local fishermen are strongly opposed to this prospect.

Trees and vegetation intensively sequestrate atmospheric carbon, removing carbon dioxide from the air and returning oxygen to it. Therefore, it is not surprising that more trees are needed to clean the atmosphere and eliminate the greenhouse effect.

Do you care about the health of our planet? What are you willing to do to save it? With daily bad news about global warming, plastic in the oceans and endangered animals, it is hard to see where to start. You might think that one person can do little, but in fact, there are so many ways to help our planet. Start making changes yourself, train the people around you, and you can make a significant contribution to saving your home - the planet Earth.

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Swimming with dolphins and whales is a bucket-list opportunity for many. Seeing these incredible creatures in their natural habitat is truly an awe-inspiring experience. However, with any marine-life encounter, it is important for us humans to act responsibly and safely. If we’re not careful, human encounters with marine life can have a negative impact on ocean life.

The fashion industry is on the verge of amazing changes! Global warming, air pollution, respiratory diseases - this is what the fashion industry brings to the world, along with tons of cotton T-shirts, polyester sports suits and synthetic dresses. Modern materials almost do not decompose, and to produce them, chemicals that are harmful to the environment are required.

One has to listen to our wise ancestors: they knew how to build relationships with nature and accept themselves as part of it. The sea pollution that is present today not only creates environmental problems but also damages human health.

According to a legend, when the Chinese emperor ordered a miniature empire, with, meadows, forests, and rivers, to be created in his palace, his gardeners, among other things, created tiny living trees as small versions of the big ones, to fulfill the order of the ruler.