We are used to the technology of using sunlight to create electricity. But, to treat dirty water! Yes, it’s happening with a new technology in the process of its development. Thanks to the scientists at the University of Aberdeen.
Together with the…
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With the southern hemisphere experiencing the heat of the season, Australia’s ongoing hot summer is reportedly inflicting great harm to the largest natural feature on Earth — Great Barrier Reef. University of Queensland scientists claim to be…
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Numbered 1,300, the largest discovery of medieval skeletons is made outside London. And the University of Leicester archaeologists are beginning work on examining them. Demolished in 1573 and recently rediscovered, the burials are from the graveyard of…
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Hope the United Nations meeting in Germany this week proves fruitful as it is setting to pave a big way. The meeting will conclude on hundreds of projects to curb greenhouse gas emissions in Russia and Eastern Europe, industry executives said on Tuesday..
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It is discovered just off the Southern California coast. But whether the astonishing finding – an undersea deposit of frozen methane — can be harnessed as a potential energy source is unknown. There has been a growing interest in tapping methane…
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It may not happen that soon – But, may be after passing down the information through a few generations, one will — living in Washington, D.C – ultimately find him about where San Francisco is now! Dragged by the same lunar forces that produce tides,…
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One million years old ice! That is what the Japanese researchers claim to have dug up in the Antarctic Ocean. And according to them, this finding could give more clues than ever about climate and environmental changes. It is believed to be the oldest ice.
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Hats off to the geographically diverse and enriched island — New Zealand. It ranks first in the world in environmental performance, according to the Pilot 2006 Environmental Performance Index (EPI). The Index is produced by a team of environmental…
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The Earth is entering a “fever” phase! That is what a leading scientist claims as he writes that climate change will kill billions of people this century. In the “Gaia Theory”, the Earth is a self-regulating organism, James Lovelock propounded…
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To add to the prolonged healing of the ozone hole, frigid temperatures in Europe and very cold air in the stratosphere have created a mini hole in its layer above the Netherlands. Unlike the large hole over Antarctica this hole will last a few days…
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