Eco Friendly Guide

To the north-east of Australia, discovered only a decade ago, the already exiguous Wollemi pine, or the ‘pinosaur’ is one of the world’s oldest and rarest trees. At the last count, they are fewer than 100 in the wild. Thought to be 1000 years old, the…

Moss serves the ecosystem beyond camparison. Yes, as we all know, it serves as the sponge to the forest in various ways, stores water and releases nutrients and houses tiny critters. But, it’s a different story across Appalachia and in the Pacific…

Several deep-sea species including the orange roughy, the round-nosed grenadier, the Portuguese dogfish and the leaf-scaled gulper shark are threatened due to indiscriminate fishing in the deep-sea. To meet this crisis, a Denmark-based marine research…

Two big Colorado energy groups have geared up to find a way to solve this. According to the Denver Post, Xcel Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory have planned to use wind power to create hydrogen fuel, in a pilot program. Increasing the…

A ray of hope for the African descendants. Struggling with pesticide contaminated diseases for decades; the Africans can now breathe a sigh of relief about their children’s health. They may not have to fall victim in the hands of the demon reining the…

World temperature is rising. Ice sheets at the poles are contracting, leading to fears of rivers disappearing from the world map. We are aware of these consequences. But, are we prepared to face and resist them? Yes, global warming could lead to a…

Good news for the environmentalists and animal lovers. Want to watch an assemblage of gray wolves? It’s the Northern Rockies, where you can spot them wandering or relaxing in their peaceful gestures. They have increased to a larger community of more than.

We all are aware of the fact that global warming is bringing about radical changes in the earth’s atmosphere and layout. Researchers have exteriorized alarms that rivers may disappear; climate may change drastically leading to extinction of alarmingly…

After the corals in the Caribbean are pulverized by the warm seas that fuelled hurricanes Rita and Katrina, it’s the turn for the people in its northwestern parts. On Tuesday, the tropical storm Wilma verged on the Cayman Islands at 160km per hour,…

Environment or economy? The tug-of-war are at odds. An eternal antagonism true, but its of great concern the Vietnam’s food bowl, the ecologically sensitive wetlands is now suffering over-exploitation. The food bowl that produces the country’s most of…