Deep under the ocean the species are in serious danger from the world’s most destructive fishing practice known as bottom trawling and this destruction should be stopped before it is too late. There are many countries that subside their trawlers.
A…
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US wildlife reserve in Arkansas, has a new friend that scans the skies for this elusive bird. The last confirmed sighting of an ivory-billed woodpecker was in 1944. This robotic system hopes to change that, it uses two video cameras to capture…
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Yes, we’re fully committed to reverse this ‘irreversible’ climate change and our efforts towards this effect are proving that too, but at what cost? What about the chain reaction triggered by the way we’re hopping from one half backed technique to…
Global warming having drastic impact on everything, can food prices escape? Read More »
You always wanted to grow trees and make this world greener. With real-estate prices sky-rocketing, it is virtually impossible to grow one in your own backyard. Here is a chance to own a tree though not in your backyard.
Tree-nation, a Barcelona based.
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Drop by drop, global warming is melting the world’s ice. Peru’s “White Mountain Range” may soon have to change its name. Global warming is melting Peru’s glaciers and water is vanishing in the region. Man made greenhouse gases are the reason behind…
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One of the Earth’s last great frontiers, Antarctica presents beneath its hidden depths a forbidding environment for life. Beneath the snow, ice and bitter cold of Antarctica, scientists have discovered a network of lakes that fill and empty with rapidly..
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Its whipping fury devours all in its path, destructive in form, these natures violent storms are likely to get more dangerous. The most violent tornadoes are capable of tremendous destruction with wind speeds of 250 mph or more. Damage paths can be…
Monster Tornado's to hit US cities? Read More »
Who Would Pay $130,000 For A Mirror? Anyone would if they were deprived of sunshine for 90 days a year.
Bondo, a village in Switzerland with 198 residents lies in a valley floor so deep that parts of the village do not receive any sunlight in winter.
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Very few people have ever seen La Vaquita porpoise. Scientists estimate that no more than 400 of the elusive marine mammals are alive today. La Vaquita conservation efforts have ramped up in the past couple of years. Vaquitas mainly are killed as…
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Despite the resistance by the tories, Canada’s House of Commons passed a bill designed to force the minority Conservative government to achieve the steep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions required by the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.
MPs have voted..
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