DrPrem Jagyasi

Planning to expand lineups of eco-friendly printing papers is a noble gesture. The largest independent manufacturer and marketer of premium coated and uncoated printing papers in North America, the SMART Papers has announced such an expansion, including..

The fishing ministry has decided to expand buffer zones for rock lobster fishing at the Lefthanders and Three Bears surfing breaks. The new changes will come into effect at the start of the rock lobster season on November 15. Local surfers are pleased by.

Bird flu have plagued Asia and recently to Europe. A strain of bird flu has killed a parrot in quarantine. According to the British Government the strain is the deadly H5N1. Resisting calls to ban all pet-bird imports so far, the EU has decided to ban on.

The worst drought in 40 years is now impacting parts of the Amazon rainforest. All these days, experts have been monitoring effects of climate change on the venerable Amazon. But, now scientists started fearing that the vast green rain forest may speed…

Is climate change intensifying storm or retarding it? The scientists seem to be in dilemma. Dutch researchers, busting the old concept that global warming would cause more storms and wind in northwestern Europe, claimed that it result in less wind….

Alaska’s climate is changing. Its temperature is rising. Here now, warm in winter means 30 below zero and not 60 below zero. And this in the weather is affecting everything from Alaskan vegetation to the health of the salmon. Rather it threatens the way..

If the EU takes concrete steps, it can, by 2020 reduce one-third of its greenhouse gas emissions. How? The solution seems simple and the plans desperate — through energy efficiency and renewable energies, as well as with a strong emissions trading…

I suppose water logging irritates all. And they rarely provide anything more constructive than destructive. But, in a season of stormy weather and floods, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) has been studying the runoff that flows off parking lots,…

Known to be one of the world’s driest countries, China’s hundreds of cities suffer from shortages of water, both for domestic and industrial purposes. Bout for water has been aggrandized by the 1.3 billion people’s intense population pressure and the…

The first sell of its kind! Pouring out money to more than a billion dollars is no big a news in auctions. But, that too for a species of tree! Buyers from around the world have paid nearly $800,000 US for a species of tree, believed to have existed…