Those of you who love apples and oranges eat all you want! For who knows, in the future they might just be used to make fuel. Scientists say fuel, made from fructose, contains far more energy than ethanol.
University of Wisconsin-Madison chemical and.
Pressure has already started building up on China since a new study revealed that the Asian super power had surpassed the United States to emerge as the emitter of maximum CO2.
China was a major offender for quite a while but environmentalists…
Each day many species are at the brink of extinction as their habitats continue to shrink and the latest to join the endangered list is the brown bears. There number are showing a steep decline and today only 38 survive in Europe’s Alps mountain…
A general view of a dried lake in Magallanes, south of Santiago.
Do you think the ground can open up and swallow a full lake? Well that is what scientists are speculating happened in a remote region of the Andes in Patagonia, Chile.
The lake.
China has become the world’s biggest carbon dioxide emitter, leaving behind the United States. China has surpassed the US by 8% in 2006 carbon dioxide emissions.
The unexpected announcement will fuel the anxiety about China’s increasing…
Environmental and security concerns are on an all-time high as China proposes to build a highway to Mt Everest for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
The project aims to turn a 108-km rough road linking Tingri County of Xigaze Prefecture at the foot of the.
Succumbing to market forces and the pressure of tiger farmers the Chinese government could decide on lifting the ban on world’s most endangered species.
China is the biggest traditional market for medicines made from tiger parts but it had banned its..
The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in southern Japan is busy these days with a new guest. The authorities there are quite overjoyed with a cute giant manta ray, believed to be the first of its kind born in captivity.
The aquarium authorities recorded…
As the concerns for global warming increase, Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake, has shown a drop in its water level – the lowest in 81 years leading to severe environmental and economic consequences.
The water in the Lake has…
The question whether a canyon as deep as Nazare would be a biological hotspot or an underwater desert has been answered. It seems to be a mix of both, some areas as the walls are as active as a coral reef, while sand dunes with no signs of life dominate..
