DrPrem Jagyasi

The Earth is getting warmer, and scientists mostly agree that humans bear some blame. It’s easy to see how global warming could flood cities and ruin harvests. More recently, researchers raised the alarm that our planet could also assist the…

Earthquakes, usually they happen without warning. In most of the cases there is no way to predict where and when they will strike. They come from deep inside the earth, though usually short-lived, can leave devastating destruction in their wake….

Rain forests are thought to hold more than half of the world’s plant and animal species and store an immense amount of the planet’s carbon. However, the stats show that these woodlands are disappearing at a rate of five percent per decade at the…

No body have ever thought of growing wheat in Alaska and in regions such as Siberia but scientists and researchers have given a thought to it a long time back. But, its time for farmers to know that the world has changed, and they must adapt to new…

Tsunami, you don’t need to know how it is pronounced (soo-nahm-ee) or from where the word is derived (Tsunami is from the Japanese word for harbor wave). What every body esp. living on the coasts, needs to know is that tsunami is a series of huge…

The Yangtze dolphins or baiji (white dolphins) are river dolphins that are found only in the Yangtze river of China.
Recent research shows that their populations have dropped drastically.A team of scientists spent about a month trying to find one of..

Tsunami has still left scars in the mind of all, not mentioning the victims! But, it did not shake the world only in 2004, but also sometimes 8,000 years ago! But, what made it happen?

According to geological evidences, the eastern flanks of Mount.

750 million years ago the Earth was in its ice age with its oceans nearly completely frozen! But, what pulled the planet out of its severe ‘snowball state’?

It is the ratio of incident to reflected solar radiation that cover a wide range of the…

Where has Australia’s all the megafauna disappeared? No, it is not over-hunting which is to be blamed! – but, a series of massive droughts! They were wiped out 40,000 years ago.

The fossils of giant kangaroos, emus and wombats the size of cars…

Do you know when you are settling into your warm cozy homes, with the temperatures dipping outside, you are doing much more than just enjoying your holidays? – You might be poisoning yourself!

The Environmental Protection Agency warns that indoor air.