A new survey by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) has revealed that the population of the diver – a wild bird in Scotland is showing a rise. Acknowledging this as an unexpected yet pleasant surprise,.
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Since the 1980s, livestock farming in the USA has become highly specialised. Individual farms often conduct only particular functions in the process of animal production. One function in this factory style farming is the housing and feeding of cattle and.
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Friday saw Japan battle with natural fury in the form of Typhoon Fitow, spelling disaster for few, hundreds injured, an equal number missing, either swept away or vanished to safer places.
Typhoon Fitow landed onto Japan, smashing it with…
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Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has been killing bees and puzzling scientists for long, new research suggests that the probable cause of dying bee colonies points towards a virus. This poses a dangerous situation for commercial beekeepers world wide…
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Hurricane Felix struck tiny Nicaragua with a devastating speed, uprooting trees, smashing boats and throwing life out of gear. Death toll has risen to 38 with more than 200 persons missing in the awry of storm.
This is hurricane season in the…
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A more devastating tsunami than that of 2004 is ready to rock Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean any moment, risking tens of millions of lives.
The wounds of the destructive tsunami of December 2004 are still green yet that geologists have warned…
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Typhoon Fitow is ready to strike Japan and with it, fears of flooding rain, thunderstorms, landslides and gusty winds come calling.
This is typhoon season in Japan and the country is getting ready for Typhoon Fitow, also known as beautiful…
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With Australia going through extended periods of drought, the country’s wine makers are getting more concerned day by day. This situation is making Australian wineries reconsider various aspects of their business. This is yet another influence of..
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For the 26 people who live and work on Lundy Island, the road ahead might seem a little difficult, both literally and metaphorically. The only beach road that connects to the top of this four and a half kilometer long and a kilometer wide island is in…
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Surprising though it might seem, a global warming side effect seems to have made it very much possible to grow sunflowers in the arctic cold! Elisabeth Iversen’s garden on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen is a defiant reminder of a warmer south.
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