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June 2008

UN aims Zero Deforestation in ASEAN by 2020

In a sudden display of urgency and anxiety the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity has announced that it is targeting zero deforestation in the ASEAN region by 2020. It has correlated the recent food crisis to the loss of biodiversity..

Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico

Agricultural run offs have resulted in the formation of hundreds of dead zones (also known as hypoxic zones) in the oceans and seas all over the world. One such dead zone is present in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana and Texas Coast. This is the…

Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico

Global warming to cause more Iowa-like floods

It seems global warming has started making its impact already. It is not a distant reality anymore. According to the National Weather Service, Iowa, Kansas and Wisconsin have experienced extreme weather conditions that killed 24 people and led to the.

Global warming to cause more Iowa-like floods

Coal is still the dark King of China’s Carbon Footprint

Amidst all the pondering and wondering about crude oil, recent reports have pointed out that coal still accounts for most of the emissions, especially in China. While it is having the largest population in the world and growing at a supersonic rate,..

Coal is still the dark King of China's Carbon Footprint

Global warming threatens 4000 species

Under the deep blue sea, thousands of species find their shelter in the beautiful coral reefs. They are entirely dependent on this for food, shelter and reproduction. But if the corals no more exist, where should they go? The global worming is a big…

Oil fields in Arctic or killing field for polar bears?

Sounds like US are venturing to jeopardize the balance of Nature and its possession. The US administration has given acquiescence to seven oil companies to drill oil in the Chuckchi Sea, which is the habitat of a large number of polar bears. Sounds…

Old farming habits are covering Uzbekistan in ‘salt’

The land which was the birth place of so many conquerors and warlords in the medieval world, is now a demure agrarian economy and is finding it hard even to continue with the traditional farming practices. Large tracts of arable lands are now covered…

Forests, natures recycle bins

Forests are natures biggest recycle bins, recycling not only nutrients but also essential atmospheric gases. According to a paper published in the journal Science, forests could actually help reduce global warming by taking up excess carbon dioxide from..

Forests, natures recycle bins

Beijing Feels the Heat as China Tops Carbon Emission Rates

Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency has ranked China as the top global carbon dioxide emitter and it is the third western agency to do so in the recent past. This further increases the discomfort of the Chinese who are already under the…

China Tops Carbon Emission Rates
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