ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

‘Secret Garden’ Unveils Captivating Beauty: The Wild Meadow Near Lake Tahoe Opens After Century

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.29.2017 06:53 AM

Lower Carpenter Valley near Lake Tahoe now opens to scatter its mesmerizing beauty to the visitors as ‘secret garden’ floods with wildflowers and rare birds.

Wildfires Will Be More Frequent With The Increasing Temperature Due To Climate Change

07.28.2017 11:04 AM

Increasing trend of the global temperature due to the climate change will enhance the frequency of the wildfires.

Indoor Plants: Health Benefits For Apartment Dwellers & High Rise Residents

07.28.2017 05:44 AM

The necessity of having indoor plants in the urban environment is beneficial to our health and provides a positive effect to Urban Dwellers

Ant Colonies Is The Most Efficient, Harsh Working Space According To Research

07.24.2017 15:01 PM

A researcher from Arizona State University has discovered that ant colony is a brutal working space for worker ants. The research discovered that ant colonies have to be very efficient with a sole focus to keep the colony survives.

The Climate Changes Campaign Is Possibly Backfire, Study Says

07.24.2017 14:51 PM

A series of scientific papers pointed out the possible backfire of climate change campaign that focuses on minimalist claims. The papers argued such campaigns have led distraction from more urgent matters in the climate issues.

Nine Tombs Belong To the Bronze Age, Discovered In Romania By The Specialists of the Buzau County Museum

07.24.2017 14:42 PM

A discovery of nine tombs by the specialists of the Buzau County Museum has unveiled much important information about the Bronze Age in Romania.

Shanghai Witnessed The Record High Temperature On Friday As Heat Wave Engulfs China

07.23.2017 21:43 PM

The temperature of the populous city Shanghai reached 40.9 degrees centigrade on Friday, and a strong heat wave has engulfed majority areas of China.

Human Has Inhabited Australia 18,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought, Study Finds

07.21.2017 08:15 AM

Latest archaeological excavation in Northern Australia has discovered that human being has lived there 65 thousand years ago. This baffled scientists as it showed the Aboriginal society in Australia was far older than previously estimated.

Artificial Floating Islands Could Provide Space To Build Habitat At The Sea

07.18.2017 12:53 PM

The Maritime Research Institute Netherlands is testing the artificial floating islands with an aim to build habitat at the sea in the coming days.

Boat Sets Off From Paris With An Aim To Explore The Use Of Emissions-Free Energy

07.17.2017 19:24 PM

A self-fuelling boat sets off to begin a six-year journey from Paris to set an example of the emissions-free energy use.

Santiago Residents Witnessed Heavy Snowfall: The Chilean Capital Woke Up From A Rare Cold Snap On Saturday Morning

07.17.2017 07:13 AM

Santiago, the Chilean capital, experienced a rare and heavy snowfall that caused blackouts and jeopardized the normalcy of the city life.

Neil Armstrong Famous Moon Bag Could Earn $4 Million At An Auction On July 20

07.16.2017 03:08 AM

The moon bag of the famous U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong could fetch up to $4 million at an auction on July 20 in the New York City.

The New York City Mayor Announces $32 Million Plan To Decrease Rat Infestation

07.13.2017 18:15 PM

The New York City Mayor has recently announced a $32 million plan to reduce the rat infestation in the city.

Larsen C Ice Shelf, The Size of Delaware, Falls Off From Antarctic Continent: Iceberg Heading Towards The Atlantic

07.13.2017 18:14 PM

The collapse of a portion of the Larsen C ice shelf, the size of the State of Delaware is alarming. It is an effect of the rising temperatures in the region. Scientists are in the process of quantifying the effects and rise in sea level of the fallen mass carrying water twice the volume of Lake Erie in North America.

500-Year-Old-Skull Tower Discovered In Mexico: Nearly 700 Crania Unearthed As Mystery Continues To Unveil

07.07.2017 02:15 AM

Archaeologists unearthed hundreds of skulls that belong to men, women, and children in Templo Mayor found in Mexico. They are believed among those who are sacrificed and eaten.

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