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You may call it an American liberation from Middle Eastern oil. And you can do it by your personal participation – not to a revolutionary group – but by getting aware that your Ford Explorers, Chevy Impalas or Nissan Titans can be run on corn-based…

After rejecting the U.N.’s Kyoto Protocol, Washington and Australia want to limit warming by alternate methods – technology. To promote technology like “clean coal” or ways to bury heat-trapping gases, the two rich nations will team up with China,…

The wooden supports that have propped up the city for more than a century are gradually getting exposed, as groundwater levels have been dropping for years in some Boston neighborhoods. It is posing expensive problems for property owners, as the…

Is indiscriminate logging responsible for this ruthless cataclysm? This query has kicked up a debate on the reasons behind landslides and flash floods in Indonesia that killed as many as 240 people. ‘Logging in central Java worsened the situation and…

Are you pondering on how to improve your automobile gas mileage? Edmunds offers its own ten tips for improving fuel economy. And Doris Dobkins’ top-ten-list to better mileage deserves consideration. Some of out-of-the ordinary ways for improving car…

Growth of economy in a country and climate change measures are always found to be difficult in balancing. But, can climate change be tackled without sacrificing economic growth? To find a solution to this, six of the world’s top polluters meet in…

It happened four years ago. Parts of India witnessed in surprise, the scarlet showers containing the red specks. This is where the mystery begun. And it is only recently, scientists are thinking to have decoded the peculiar phenomenon. A paper to…

Only caught since the 1970s, at least five species of deepwater exotic fish are catapulted to the critically endangered species list within just 30 years, according to Canadian scientists. The researchers seem to hope little of saving them along with…

Most of the gray wolf pups born in Yellowstone National Park last year have died. But, what are the causes behind this dramatic decline? A federal wolf expert believes a dog disease — parvo virus – as a culprit behind this loss. 47 of the 69 pups born.

We all know that diseases, hurricanes, warming oceans are dramatically destroying the coral reefs. But, there is nothing to get disappointed. Scientists’ new discovery have provide with a ray of hope for the concerns for the declining marine reserves…