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July 2007

Freak European heatwave claim several lives in Hungary

With the temperatures rising all over Europe and the West, people are dying of heatstroke. In a record breaking heatstroke attack, about 500 people died in Hungary. The Hungarian govt has declared a National emergency.

In Hungary and other…

Is a big earthquake approaching Africa? Experts unsure

Is a big quake approaching? This question, these days, is surely sending a chill down the spine of each Kenyan and Tanzanian. It was on July 12, tremors had their jerks felt mildly across the cities, with very few being able to realize it.

But,…

Rising temperatures, drought may wipe out Ugandan coffee

It seems that global warming is causing or about to cause widespread damage throughout the world. Besides endangering certain species of fish in the river, global warming along with global temperature change can also cause Uganda’s coffee…

Beijing to install windmills, time for greener Olympics?

Beijing is about to host a greener Olympic games in 2008. In order to provide environmental hazard free power supply, China is installing around 33 windmills in the outskirts of the country in order to provide greener power supply. The mammoth project…

Kashiwazaki nuclear plant: Are we prepared for radiation leaks?

Even years after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki many died because of radiation exposure. Today an earthquake caused radiation leaks at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant seems to have brought alive the same fear and terror of the nuclear attack.

Russians to dive down under North Pole to claim the territory

We always thought of the geographic North pole to be no man’s land. I guess, it’s not quite correct. A team of Russian divers and scientists are going down under in the waters of North pole to prove that North Pole is an extension of the Russian…

Hawaii’s fragile ecosystem now open to human access

One of the marine national monuments — Northwestern Hawaiian Islands – is the world’s largest protected marine area, as declared by President Bush last year in an effort to preserve its pristine ecosystem.

Though humans are not allowed to venture.

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