Grow your own tree house? Yes, you read it right and I’m not joking. Tree houses have always fascinated me and I never knew that you could grow one.
Here’s how it is done: Architects Mitchell Joachim and Javier Arbona, teamed up with environmental.
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Nine beaches in Toronto got International Blue Flag Certification. Blue Flag Program is owned by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). It has grown to 36 countries with more than 2,600 beaches. Environmental Defence makes sure that…
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Undoubtedly, water is the most precious natural resource on our planet. Besides other pollutants smokers are adding to the pollution of waterways throughout the world. Smokers leave the shorelines and waterways with millions of cigarettes, and their..
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For long, farmers have been using pesticides for increased crop yield, but an astounding fact claims that pesticides may instead be contributing to growth problems.
After having researched extensively both on test-tube plants and the real ones,…
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The 5,300-year-old Alpine Iceman or Oetzi died as a result of massive blood loss from a ruptured artery, the Swiss-Italian team working on him revealed.
It is assumed that he was trying to hide from his captors when the arrow struck him in the…
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Organized environment crime is on the rise, with international crime groups making fortunes out of environment and wildlife.
Organised environment crime includes among others, illegal logging, ivory poaching and trade in tiger parts. Such…
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High-altitude air pollution is becoming a matter of concern for the ozone hole and the environment as a whole. But, cutting down on journeys via air is no practical solution in this world of competitive lifestyle.
To find a solution at the roots,.
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Overfishing to meet their lucrative markets across the boundaries has always disrupted food chain of the seas. This is no new phenomena worrying scientists and conveniently overlooked by traders.
But, the consequences of overfishing have already left.
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Europe’s farmland birds have declined to nearly half in past 25 years as a direct consequence of the intensive farming practices, a study has revealed.
The populations of 33 species of common farmland birds across the continent have declined by…
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When one tries to think of a real life tyrannosaur, it appears to be terrifying, needing no effort to imagine it chasing down prey with lightning speed! Am sure, you too, will draw a similar picture of its activities.
But, after all, this is…
Terrible Tyrannosaurus could move no more than a leisurely jog: Study Read More »