“Revolutionary Research: Aquatic Plants Hold Key to Clean Energy Future in Armenia, Baltic State Technical University Study Finds”
Discover the promising potential of aquatic plants as renewable energy sources. Armenian researchers have found that Phragmites australis shows high thermal properties and low moisture content, making it ideal for biomass production. Practical experiments have also shown the possibility of extracting biofuel from aquatic plant biomass, with reduced water and residual substances. This research offers insight into optimizing biomass production and fighting environmental pollution while combating climate change.
“Massive Water Pipe Burst Causes Chaos on Yerevan’s Yerznkyan Street – Rescue Service Rushes to Save the Day!”
“National emergency: Burst water pipe floods Yerevan’s Yerznkyan Street, immediate rescue assistance needed. RA MES Rescue Service tackles 22-ton water removal. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.”
YOUNESCO Adds China’s Residential Areas to World Heritage List: Sand Dunes and More Named as Sites of Global Importance
UNESCO adds new residential areas in China to World Heritage Sites list, including Badin Jaran Desert and Jiaozhou Bay known for their undulating sand dunes. The inclusion highlights geographical changes and climate monitoring opportunities due to desertification. Additional sites, Afghan Salang Pass and China’s Bohai Sea, are added for migratory birds.
Yerevan Community Children Learning the ABCs of Waste Classification: A Step towards Sustainable Development
Yerevan community children learn waste classification through a special program initiated by Yerevan Municipality. They use game sets and cards to categorize waste and visit schools to explore sorting facilities. The initiative aims to promote sustainable development and reduce waste generation.
Illegal Logging Incident Unveils Alarming Lack of Documents, Prompting Authorities to Take Action
The forestry department caught a man transporting logs without the proper documents. The logs belonged to a resident and the man was detained. Investigation is ongoing.
“Armenian Regions Brace for Short-Term Hailstorm and Heavy Winds: Meteorologists Issue Urgent Warning”
Expect short-term rainfall and hail in Armenia’s regions on July 25 and 26. Winds during the hailstorm may reach 18-23 m/s. Yerevan may experience rainfall and hail, accompanied by winds of 17-20 m/s. Temperatures will range from +8 to +35 degrees Celsius. Stay tuned on NEWS.am’s Telegram channel for updates.
“Yelushtoon National Park Shakes with Hydrothermal Eruption: No Casualties Reported, Volcanic Activity Unaffected”
Yelushtoon National Park suffers hydrothermal eruption. No casualties reported, crater size unknown. Social media videos reveal large water jet flooding area. Read more on NEWS.am Telegram.
“Explosive Scare: Sheriff’s Office in Florida Evacuated Amid Bomb Threat and Failed Detonation”
The sheriff’s office in Florida was evacuated due to a bomb threat. Attempts to detonate the explosive device failed. Authorities warn drivers to avoid the area. Tourists and journalists were evacuated, and the bomb exploded before they arrived. The beach area near the bomb is now more active.
“Devastating Forest Fires Ravage Yaktia: Over 700 Hectares Engulfed, Difficult-to-Reach Areas Face the Brunt”
Over 700 hectares of forest are ablaze in Yaktia, inaccessible to heavy machinery. 75 natural disasters, including fires covering 703,000+ hectares, have affected Armenia. The worst-hit areas include Abiski, Verkhnevilsk, and Olekminsk. Reinforcements are being mobilized to tackle the crisis.
“Extinct No More: Scientists Unearth Unique Ecosystem in Madagascar Thought Lost for Over a Century”
Scientists have rediscovered a unique ecosystem in Madagascar, previously considered extinct for over a century. The discovery includes rare species such as the giant millipede, Spirostreptus sculptus, measuring 27 centimeters. This finding brings excitement and hope for the conservation of these species.