ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

'Detergent' Molecules can Increase Methane Level in the Atmosphere, Recent Study Finds

PHYSICS & MATH 04.24.2017 12:39 PM

A "detergent" molecules can drive the change in the methane emission in the atmosphere, according to a recent study.

Slag Heaps to Save Us From Climate Change? British Scientist Will Try To Prove It

04.24.2017 12:23 PM

A scientist will prove that slag heaps cold also challenge the ongoing environmental issues and on how to make everything better.

Shark Populations Matter Reef Environment: Fishes Eat Diversely Around Sharks

04.24.2017 12:00 PM

The study showed that the areas, where the sharks were found in fewer numbers or were uncommon, reef fishes devoured more prey from the water column, where the danger of being assaulted is more noteworthy than from the reef, which provides more shelter.

Why Star-Nosed Mole Is One Of The Most Bizarre Creature In The World

04.24.2017 11:04 AM

Researchers found some extremely bizarre characteristics in the star-nosed mole that make them weird among all mammals. They blow bubbles under the water and re-inhale to smell the position of prey.

Massive Iceberg Chunks by Canadian Coast A Problem With Local Fishermen

04.24.2017 09:17 AM

Local fishermen see the tourist-attracting icebergs on the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador a problem to their livelihood.

Great Barrier Reef Can Feel The Fresh Air Of Survivability With The Cloud Brightening Project

04.24.2017 06:19 AM

A recent research unveils a new concept of artificially brightening the clouds over the Great Barrier Reef in order to save this largest living thing on earth.

Whales In New Hampshire, Maine Getting Hit By Boats Often

04.24.2017 06:18 AM

A study has found that more whales are getting injuries from clashing with a boat in the Gulf of Maine.

Climate Change: Global Warming Effects On People & Environment

04.24.2017 05:31 AM

Climate change is already being felt in innumerable ways today. This has caused significant economic and environmental fallout.

600-Year-Old New Jersey Oak Tree Will Be Cut Down Today

04.24.2017 02:30 AM

Despite the reluctance of the New Jersey community, the oldest known Oak Tree is going to be cut down as the experts have detected it to be already dead

From Waste To Life: Researchers Found New Way Of Turning Wastewater Into Clean Organic Fertilizer

04.24.2017 02:12 AM

Researchers have now developed a more feasible way of extracting nutrients from waste water. 99% effective!

Defeating Antibacterial Contamination With Bacteria: Newest Breakthrough On Saving The Environment

04.24.2017 02:10 AM

Environmental problems caused by Triclosan, an antibacterial chemical, are now solved by this new study. Find out more here!

Global Wildlife Conservation 'In Search Of Top 25 Lost Species:' The Worldwide Quest For Species Lost More Than 10 Years

04.24.2017 02:05 AM

Robin Moore and his team hoped for a success rediscovery of top 25 lost species that are to be found in 18 countries around the world.

Mercury Levels Up In Women Of Childbearing Age In Asia Pacific Region Alarms Global Community

04.24.2017 01:17 AM

The rise of levels of mercury found in women of child bearing age is a fact that the neurotoxic element is creeping in systems of humanity. Mercury is found in the food we eat, gold and coal mining. Coal used as fuel emits toxic mercury when combusted.

Tarantula Spiders Don't Need Any Measuring Scales To Calculate Distance, They Have Lateral Eyes

04.23.2017 18:16 PM

Ability to measure the direction and the perception of distance makes tarantula spiders the ultimate navigator. Autonomous University of Madrid researchers found tarantula use their four pairs of lateral eyes to calculate the angle of polarized light which gives them the direction.

Armyworm Caterpillar Invasion: Crop-Killing Bugs Reaches Kenya After Uganda

04.23.2017 18:12 PM

An estimated cost of $193 million was inflicted by the armyworms in Uganda, now it is seen pestering Rwanda, Kenya.

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