The tomb of Thutmose II was discovered after 12 years of archaeological excavations in Luxor, a historic city in Egypt.
The tomb of Thutmose II was discovered after 12 years of archaeological excavations in Luxor, a historic city in Egypt.
An old vessel was submerged in one of the canals of Belém do Pará and was discovered amid preparations for the 30th UN Climate Conference.
Located in a winery in Santana do Livramento, the cave holds traces of fauna that lived thousands of years ago in southern Brazil.
Gold mining is responsible for a 50% reduction in carbon stocks in four Brazilian biomes; mercury concentration increases by 70%.
Despite having banned its use in national territory, Great Britain exports the pesticide diquat to other countries. Cases of poisoning have been reported by farm workers.