A dead whale gifted the world of marine discovery with a new species of sea anemone. Dead whales generally provide temporary but important nutrition boosts and habitats for much deep-sea lives. But, it is known for the first time that the…
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It has long been the desire of the scientists from all over the world to drill through the thick ice and into Antarctica’s 100-mile-long Lake Vostok, the most isolated, mysterious and fragile ecosystem on the planet. National Academies of Science…
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Oceans – the sole saver of our planet from global warming – now seem to be going hostile in assisting the world in its battle against climate change and foreseen irreversible devastations.
Yes, Antarctica that used to gobble down a huge amount of.
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With global warming on the rise, the poor salmon is already facing the heat, according to a new report.
An eminent panel of 11 scientists has told the Northwest Power Planning Council that the mercury has already gone up two degree Fahrenheit…
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Environmentalists now have an ocean of concern, literally so. Researchers have come up with yet another gloomy study that says global warming is further increasing because the oceans are losing their capacity to soak up carbon emissions.
The…
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It’s a deadly cocktail of air and water pollution, food additives and pesticides which made cancer the most lethal disease in China last year, according to health experts.
China’s official news agency Xinhua quoted a health ministry survey and…
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Suddenly, robins, bluebirds and crows have starred vanishing from the American sky and a study revealed it’s the West Nile virus, which is wreaking havoc among the backyard birds.
Since West Nile’s emergence in the US in 1999, the number of as many as.
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The rising temperature has melted the snow blanket in a California-sized region of Antarctica, NASA said after receiving new satellite imagery.
Scientists from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of Colorado were quite worried…
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Ecotourism officials have a serious issue to address after industry experts claimed that ecotourism may be causing as much damage to the environment as the traditional tourism.
The Global Ecotourism Conference, a three-day conclave of ecotourism…
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The verdict is out and it’s a race against time now. According to a new report, our planet is just five years away from catastrophic climate change, but can still be saved.
The World Wide Fund for Nature(WWF)warns governments of..
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