July 2007

Here’s some news that might shake the world of environmentalists and policy makers. Although, the ‘Oxygen poor’ zone of Texas and Louisiana isn’t quite big this year. The zone still ranks as the third largest in the list.

So, what does an…

Gorilla ogo – named after its invasive nature, the marine algae is running havoc at the Hawaii waters, killing coral reefs and smothering sea grass beds, capable of devastating the marine ecosystem single-handedly.

In Hawaii and elsewhere, there has..

Where have all the giant-creatures’ of the world disappear that existed around 300 million years ago? Though many theories have come to the rescue of the logics muted by various scientists, but following this, yet another question does arise –…

Incessant rains in China have brought much flooding and misery to the region. Not only this, to compound the miseries of the country is the danger looming large over the Three Gorges dam, which is at risk of peril. Hold on. What is it about? Can you..

Flash floods have hit Britain hard. The weatherman seems clueless. The submerged streets of London tell the same story. But, what is it? Why is Britain finding it hard to contain the incessant rains and flooding? Why is the most perfect metrology…

At a time when concerns for global warming and climate change are at their zenith, and nations striving to reduce green house gas levels, the US can expect to see an increase in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Released into the atmosphere when fossil…

The world’s largest calcite cave is reborn again! Recently, the Mexican treasure amazed scientists and spelunkers as it came alive with the water flow. Experts believe the Fort Stranton cave did not witness any water flow for last 150 years.

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