ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Climate Change On Soil: Tell-Tale Signs To Watch Out For

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.01.2019 10:33 AM

Scientists have collected rock samples from several areas in the US to find out how climate change has affected the soil.

US Exodus: How Climate Changed Sparked Migration

08.01.2019 10:27 AM

Drought and Famine has ignited the desire of Guatemalan families to choose migration over starvation.

Ethiopia Replants 350m Trees Everyday To Save The Planet

08.01.2019 10:25 AM

Green Legacy Initiatives aims to reduce the environmental threats of climate change. For every day, about 350 million trees are set to be planted each day in Ethiopia.

Earth’s 2019 Budget All Spent By July

07.30.2019 19:44 PM

The Earth’s Natural Resources are depleting and it seems as if people have all used up the rest of the year’s “budget” and it’s only July.

Robots May Save America From Recycling Crisis

07.30.2019 19:43 PM

The US government is turning to robots to help them save the country from the recycling problem. USA -- The country is now facing a recycling crisis after the Asian countries, particularly China, closed its doors for the tons of trash that is due to be recycled.

Ban Glass Skyscrapers To Save The Earth From Climate Change

07.30.2019 19:43 PM

Air conditioning is used by most if not all businesses to help save them from the harsh effects of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, but does it help save Mother Earth?

Unhatched Birds Learn Survival Skills From Inside The Embryo

07.29.2019 09:04 AM

Birds inside the embryo are able to trade environmental survival cues from its siblings ready to hatch on the same nest.

Rising Temperatures Lead to 60% Increase in Heat-Related Illness in US Military

07.26.2019 12:39 PM

Rising temperatures are leading to a rise in heat-related illnesses according to new data from the US military.

Scientists Point which Part of the Brain is Responsible for Parental Behaviors in Frogs

07.26.2019 02:26 AM

Evolution appears to have varying effects on the neural wiring for parenthood in animals. Stanford University neuroethologist Eva Fischer points out that although nearly all creatures-be it humans or animals-tend to their young, it is not yet clear how the brain produces whatever it is that's responsible for parental behaviors.

Minimizing Plastic Waste is a Personal Responsibility

07.24.2019 08:09 AM

Adopting certain methods will help reduce the impact plastic is having on oceans and other waterways around the world.

Coral Reef Restoration: How Is Ir Properly Done?

07.24.2019 08:08 AM

New guidelines have been released concerning the proper guidelines on coral reef restoration to help it adapt to the changing environment.

Icelandic Glacier Is Bidding Goodbye

07.24.2019 08:07 AM

A plaque will soon be left to mark the spot where an icelandic glacier used to be. Again, it will be one of Iceland’s dearly departed.

Reforestation Could Erase 100 Years of Carbon Emissions, Says Study

07.24.2019 08:06 AM

Increasing the Earth’s forests by an area the size of the United States would cut atmospheric carbon dioxide 25 percent.

The Glow-in-the-Dark Shark

07.23.2019 09:09 AM

Researchers discover a tiny, luminescent shark in the Gulf of Mexico. Sharks are the subject of many stories, albeit most are horror stories. From Hollywood blockbusters to nightly news reports, sharks are most commonly portrayed as mindless eating machines swimming through the oceans searching for their next victim.

Carbon Charges For Frequent Air Travellers To Offset Emissions

07.23.2019 09:08 AM

Government is looking into adding carbon tax charges to frequent air travellers to make the public more aware of the carbon emissions that is caused by frequent flying.