How To Win A Criminal Court Case

Medicine & Technology Jan 29, 2020

The crime rate in Atlanta is much higher than the national average. In fact, it’s 107% greater than the national average. If you’re one of the many residents facing criminal charges, it’s time to stand up for yourself. All of the following tips can help you win a criminal court case.

Archaic Introgression Helps Modern Humans Become Resistant to Diseases

Jan 17, 2020

A new research show how the remnants of ancient Hominid species helped modern humans in adapting to the environment and becoming resistant to diseases.

At Least 10,000 Desperate and Thirsty Camels in Danger of Being Shot in South Australia

Jan 09, 2020

Aboriginal communities are frustrated not only by the effects of the recent bushfires but also with thirsty camels terrorizing their homes.

Unnoticed Insect Apocalypse Will Happen Sooner If Factors Behind It Are Not Eradicated

Jan 09, 2020

Insects are responsible for the pollination of plants and these plants are eaten by animals and humans. Without them, it's all downhill from here.

Continuing Water Crisis Turns the Santiago River Basin Into a "Slow-Motion Chernobyl"

Jan 06, 2020

If you've heard of the Chernobyl incident before, then here's news for you: we have a new version slowly building up into the same problem of toxic chemicals in the water.

My Top Tips for getting a Car Title Loan

Jan 02, 2020

There are a variety of reasons as to why you may be in financial problems. You may have recently lost your job, you could have an unexpected medical bill to pay for or you might just need a bit of extra money to help you get by for a little while.

Rewilding Europe: Conservation Efforts in Ukraine's Wetlands

Jan 06, 2020

Wetlands are on a steady decrease in Europe but a non-profit organization is putting a stop to the alarming trend. How successful will they be?

Amazon Rainforest Worst Decade: An Overview of the Crisis

Dec 27, 2019

The world's largest rainforest is facing a crisis. Scientists are asking people to act now before the rainforest and the whole world suffers degradation.

8 Amazing Science News That Filled the Airwaves This Decade

Jan 01, 2020

It has been a wonderful decade in science with all new discoveries. However, not all news is good news but it is worth celebrating as well.

Shade of Blue Cleanup Activity Organized in Thailand to Protect Tourism Spots

Dec 27, 2019

An Ocean Cleanup activity "Shade of Blue Ocean" was organized to increase environmental awareness.

The TOXMAP Database Has Disappeared and Researchers Say That It's a Violation to EPCRA

Dec 26, 2019

Researchers and netizens are alarmed at the disappearance of the TOXMAP database. Some are saying that this is one of the plans of the Trump administration with its massive step back in implementing environmental policies.

North American Coyotes and Crab-Eating Foxes Are Moving to South America and We Should Be Alarmed

Dec 26, 2019

Coyotes and foxes are both nocturnal species, meaning they are active during the night and usually hunt for smaller prey. However, as species not common in South America, their presence can be catastrophic to native species.

Malnutrition and Obesity Are Now Inseparable, According to a New Report

Dec 24, 2019

The report has described that this is the first time that nutritionists were able to experience that these two serious nutrition issues are commonly found together.

How NASA Evolved When It Entered a Partnership With the Private Sector

Dec 21, 2019

NASA attributes the advances in space science with its partnership with the private sector but will it continue to uphold scientific discovery over business ventures?

New Studies Describe How We Can Battle Climate Change and Its Effects

Dec 19, 2019

Two new initiatives are calling for sustainable ways to battle climate change