Polar bears, according to scientists, are already threatened by the effects of global warming. But, Greenland’s government on Wednesday introduced the ice-capped island’s first hunting quota for polar bears. Though this declaring quota is apparently…
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Thanks to TerraCycle, a New Jersey company for contributing towards saving the earth from growing landfills creating a mess across the globe. The company is known for its manufacturing a line of 100 percent recycled liquid plant fertilizers.
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It is off the coast of Thailand, another colorful land of marine life discovered. Spanning several hundred acres and teeming with fish, it is a coral reef. And the World Wide Fund for Nature said Wednesday that it should be given protected…
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When the world is burning with the global warming issue, its not only the right time for the manufacturers to mint money out of building products that contribute to cut on greenhouse gas emissions, but also or the scientists to discover alternative…
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Dr. Glen Barry spotted us with the eon of drought in East Africa, which is crying out to tell us, what happens when climate change, over-population and habitat loss collide! The conservation biologist and ecologist, claims this phenomenon as the result.
Asian carp has now become the fear of scientists, as those which are hyperactive will eventually reach the Great Lakes. But, the fear lies in the fact that it will devour the base of the food chain and spoil drinking water for 40 million people.
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Climate change is strengthening the El Nino weather patterns. And this change could endanger food supplies for more than 20 million people in Africa, a new study warns.
El Nino is a phenomenon of warming of the water in the tropical Pacific Ocean,…
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Glen Barry in Rainforest Portal rightly said natural ancient rainforests are too valuable to be replaced by oil palm plantations! This reaction is on the basis of the fact that to create a massive oil palm, Indonesia plans to cut a 2,000 kilometer long,..
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Coming decades will witness more bushfires in southeast Australia. A new study blames climate change for the deteriorating phenomenon. The number of high risk fire days could increase by up to 60 per cent by 2050, the CSIRO research found. Using daily..
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True, developments of former farmlands are needed to improve the overall growth of farming quality. But, things will not be as environment friendly as thought. Such development can disturb pesticides spread nearly a century ago, hence landing up…
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