One of Britians leading climate change experts has said:

A combination of global warming and the El Nino weather system is set to make 2007 the warmest year on record with far-reaching consequences for the planet.

The motion to re-affirm Canada’s.

The quake struck Java has by now witnessed a death of more than 5,800. Aid in large quantities has started flowing into the affected areas, with mobile medical team deployed on the outskirts of Yogyakarta. Roads have got congested, which in turn are…

Major food crops are causing an annual loss of roughly $5 billion over a span of just two decades! But, what is leading to this crisis? – Global warming once again, a new study said. The study was conducted by researchers at the Carnegie Institution..

When we will be celebrating the X-mas Day in various parts of the world, little children in England will wake up homeless and dispossessed to witness the same day in lights they are phlegmatic to. There is a record of 127,992 homeless children in…

The puffs of ice crystals that appear where ice and sea meet may not be responsible for the depletion of ozone near the poles as been previously thought. Thus, the seasonal dip in ozone near the poles cannot solely blame these popcorn-sized puffs of..

Did the Earth have a crust since its birth? Or did it form through time? Lots of debates have stormed the issue, but, all left several open ends. Scientists have come up with another evidence to suggest that earth had a crust. These are the tiny zircon.

Ohio tap water was tainted with a chemical used to make Teflon. And as an alternate solution, bottled water is provided to residents of the state. But, are the residents actually secured with their health after the replacement of the contaminated…

Researchers at the zoology department at the University of British Columbia have discovered that contrary to common belief, species do not evolve faster in warmer climates.

Analysis of birds and mammals across the Americas revealed that new species…

World’s longest underground river! Yes, a 95 miles long waterway is being spotted connecting two cave systems in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. A group of foreign cave divers discovered it while exploring the area near the Caribbean beach resort of…

Imagine a history of disaster repeating itself. And that too, a natural one. It was a summer of 2003, a heat wave killed between 22,000 and 35,000 people in five European countries. Temperatures soared to 104 degrees Fahrenheit in Paris, and London…