Cancer from soft drinks and fruit juices! Yes, both the drinks contain a dangerous combination of two preservatives which could be increasing consumers’ risk for cancer. Tests on 230 soft drinks sold in the United Kingdom have benzene levels above…

Fishermen most often, when bait for fish, kill sea birds who attempt to steal bait from hooks. Be it, the leatherback and loggerhead turtles, or the Laysan and black-footed albatrosses, all fall victim to such accidental baits. To curb such occurrences,.

Researchers have spotted the world’s earliest evidence of crushed grapes, according to a new study. It is either that the ancient Greeks loved grape juice, or they used to make wine then – i.e. nearly 6,500 years ago.

And, if the charred 2,460 grape..

Children living in the South are up to three times more vulnerable to poor health than other U.S. children, a University of Florida study suggests. Researchers documented several poor health outcomes, which included low birth weight, teenage pregnancy…

The world’s poorest continent is severely threatened with the aftermaths of global warming. Catastrophic endemics, ruined crops, or a cataclysmic mass extinction of Africa’s legendary wildlife ‘ devastation may come in any form and lush the…

The decision that allowed three foreign-owned processing plants to continue slaughtering horses for meat runs counter to a measure signed into U.S. law last November. Politicians and animal-welfare activists are up with their dissenting arms against…

Post-consumer metals and plastics that are headed for the landfill release toxic chemical in the environment. Plastic release a chemical — bisphenol A, which is toxic enough to modify female mice’s developing brains! This harmful chemical is also…

Paris has witnessed the launch of one of the world’s biggest research programs in the past fifty years as part of the $1.5bn (£763m) International Polar Year (IPY) program with a bid to study the north and south poles.

With climate change at

The federal government is set to take a tiny desert owl off the endangered species list. Apparently a good news for the conservationists, but actually for the developers! The environmentalists have showed resentments against the act.

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26 December 2004 — the nature astounded the world with its fury — the devastating tsunami. More than 16 months have passed, but Sri Lanka still feels the burnt of it, as the well water in many coastal areas there, is still undrinkable — they are…