The most over populated nation and the most rapidly growing economic in Asia may face shortage of rice in the forthcoming months as the Chinese media reveals that south China are suffering from serious drought. The water levels on two major rivers in…
Despite of technological advancement the rate of emission of greenhouse gases will not be curbed in future, according to a new study funded by the US Department of Energy and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Massachusetts. The finding…
Global warming has taken its toll on the largest glaciers of New Zealand, according to a report by the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA). It is feared that the alarming rate at which the glaciers are retreating, they would..
Almost 15,000 residents were killed & nearly 7 million inhabitants were left horrified by this cyclone which took place in Bangladesh very last week.
According to the Bangladeshi Red Crescent Society, which is the nation’s most important…
Recent research conducted with scientists at Adelphi University in New York indicates that the biggest evolution in species takes place when the climate is variable.
Three important and extreme climate shifts have been dated back to around 2.5…
Hunting whales in the name of research! Sounds weird, doesn’t it? Well, this is exactly what a latest Japanese fleet is supposed to do. Four whaling ships set sail off the coast of Japan in order to kill 50 humpback whales. Overall, it is supposed…
Global climate change has become the top priority in UN. Nations are pulling together almost all the resources they have to stop the climate change and save the environment. However, in this battle against time and pollution, one continent has been…
Iron dust can produce enough plankton to help save earth – a California company hopes to prove this rather controversial theory and hopes to make money out of plankton cultivation. Planktos Corp., the company that is carrying on the research has…
Remember the terror of Sharks in the classic movie Jaws? Well, when it comes to the Mediterranean, situation gets reversed! Yes, this time its the fish facing the danger of extinction through the human activities on the African and European…
On Friday, delegates of 130 nations in a U.N. climate conference have agreed on a blueprint to combat global warming. The government delegates and scientists agreed on a summary of some 20 pages about the mounting risk of climate change with only a…