Land reclamation projects are having their wider toll across the world. It does not just imbalance the wetland distribution requirements, but also devastates their resources.
The reclamation at the South Korea’s Saemangeum wetlands – the once…
S Korea wetland-reclamation starving migratory birds to death Read More »
After the drying up of rivers in Italy now it’s the turn of one of the most vibrant rivers of the world, Colorado River, to lose its water. There are chances that river’s water would shrink by as many as 50 per cent in the next 50 years. And if that…
Sometimes do you wonder that what is robbing your house exteriors, city’s roads & buildings and other such structures of their nature colours and shining? Then you are not the only one who is been eluded by the pollution dirt. As a matter of fact the…
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Ah! It seems there is more to H2O than what has been known for ages. Known for all its goodness to humans and environment, and its easy flowing nature that needs no efforts, water is surprisingly found to have defying properties at the molecular…
Water possesses viscous, solid-like properties at molecular level Read More »
All roads in the Knoxville these days is leading to the zoo where a white alligator is at the centre of attraction.
The marketing of the exhibition proved successful and visitors are coming in hordes to see the animal, hoping it would bring them…
Albino alligator a star attraction at Knoxville zoo Read More »
With power generators in the UK deciding to cut down on the coal consumption, South Africa is likely to feel the pinch.
According to reports, the UK power generators are falling in line to meet the new ruled regarding nitrogen oxide emissions and..
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The real-life twisters still puzzle scientists with their mysterious devastating capabilities. To understand them better, the scientists are taking up several methods and models inside the labs. One of these, are the tiny igloos capable of amazingly..
Human hair-wide tiny ‘petri-dish twisters’ may be the answer to tornado secrets Read More »
Finally, bouts of showers may have saved the European crops but it could not wash away the worries that global warming is badly affecting the weather in the continent.
It turned out to be a cruel April for a number of European countries. France…
Shower brings relief in Europe but global warming worry stays Read More »
In near future, don’t rub your eyes in disbelief if you see bridges dancing during earthquakes! It sounds odd indeed but if earthquake engineers at the University at Buffalo and MCEER have their way, it’s going to be a reality.
The engineers claim…
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After struggling for survival in the darkest part of the earth for decades for their own land, the indigenous Amazonians now seem to have emerged to revolt against irresponsible and reckless devastation and contaminating of their pristine lands and…
Indigenous Peruvians sue oil giant for polluting Amazon Read More »
