It apparently seems the recently adopted measures for protecting the habitat of the Sand Mountain blue butterfly is successful in snatching the species from the brink of extinction. During a survey made by the fish and wildlife officials on the…
Last year, the United Nations had warned of worldwide disaster with half of the planet’s 500 biggest rivers seriously depleting or being polluted. After extracting disappointment from the Nile to China’s Yellow River, it is now the turn of Italy’s…
Italy’s largest river drying up, threatens a third of the country’s agricultural output Read More »
Act now, as you have just ‘eight years’ at hand to do your bits to help combat greenhouse gas emissions, or get prepared for the devastating burns of a climatic catastrophe the earth would experience thereafter.
The United Nations has warned it…
Act now or never: Just 8 yrs to fight climatic disaster! Read More »
Children may be disappointed and concerned to find their orange and white clownfish star of the hit cartoon movie ‘Finding Nemo’ lost being swept into the sea.
But, a new finding in real life is enough to cheer them up, as researchers have found…
‘Real life’ baby Nemo can find its way back home even after spending months at sea! Read More »
Slowly but surely the scourge of global warming is turning more severe and the latest in the series to bear its brunt is a small Alaskan village, Shishmaref. The village coastline has been sinking into the Chukchi Sea with a rapid pace. Located just 20.
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It has been well known for years, courtesy the scientists, that global warming could lead to a return of insect-borne diseases across the world.
But, Britain seems to be already experiencing the burns of it. With the sun’s rays getting more scorching.
Britain’s hotter summers raising fears of more malaria and skin cancer-incidents Read More »
The industrialization, global warming and increasing populations are the biggest threat to natural water resources. It is expected that by 2025 the world population would be around 7.9 billion but there will not be sufficient water to quench everybody..
Circa 2025: 3 billion people to face water scarcity Read More »
This is a fossil of the world’s oldest lobster! Unearthed in 1995, the fossil crustacean was found in the Chiapas state of Mexico. Surprisingly, this ancient animal survived 110 million years ago; this is about 20 million years older than the period..
110 million years-old ‘world’s oldest lobster fossil’ found in Mexico Read More »
The fishing industry seems to eliminate anyone or anything that comes its way. These big economy generators had sparked a government sponsored program up until 1970 that would eradicate the basking sharks, because they have been interfering with the..
Decades-old govt. measures led Canada’s giant basking sharks to near-extinction Read More »
Even after all its sincere efforts to protect one of the world’s top 10 biodiversity hotspots, Bhutan may have to pay a high price for the sins of others! If you are one of those contributing towards global warming-triggering activities in their own..
Bhutan’s retreating glaciers may give way to a ‘Mountain Tsunami’ as early as 2010! Read More »