ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Edible Insects Could Be The Answer For Global Food Security

TECH & INNOVATION 06.12.2017 19:40 PM

Shifting food consumption habit by consuming edible insects is the answer to food security problem on the global scale, according to a researcher from University of Adelaide, Australia.

Floating Solar Farm In China Unveils The Country's Aim To Acquire Clean Energy

06.12.2017 08:22 AM

The floating solar farm indicates China’s ambition to possess the clean energy and to decrease its dependency on the fossil fuel to generate energy.

Fossils Of Homo Sapiens From Morocco May Change Dates Of Darwin's Theory of Evolution

06.12.2017 04:36 AM

Five fossils of different individuals were found on 1961 by barite miners in Morocco. Now, on a study of a team, the fossils were suspected to be the earliest kind of Homo sapiens than what was already known in the history of evolution.

1000-Foot Wide Asteroid Possibly Slamming Earth Discovered By Astronomers, Aftermath Scenario

06.11.2017 18:25 PM

The prospect of 1000 feet wide asteroid colliding with earth is not a pretty picture with the aftermath that will ensue. Scientists discovered the formation of asteroids that will possibly hit earth and hopes scientists will give attention to this impending danger.

The Upsurge in Palm Oil Consumption Lead to Deforestation; The Industry Has Begun Sustainable Palm Oil Initiative

06.09.2017 14:12 PM

The global demand for palm oil has worsened the deforestation in Southeast Asia, but the industry has taken the necessary steps to produce sustainable palm oil.

U.S. Second Lady Pence Installs Beehive in Vice Presidential Residence to Increase Bee Population in D.C.

06.08.2017 14:56 PM

Second Lady Karen Pence brings 20,000 bees into her Vice Presidential residence in an effort to save bee population in Washington D.C.

Critics Quick Judgment On President Trump's Paris Accord Withdrawal Premature, Other Countries Unwilling To Foot Bill Where US Left Off

06.08.2017 01:26 AM

President Trump decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change aims to put the American people first. Critics think otherwise with concerns of the political financing overhaul that is going to happen. Yet, Other countries are balking as to who is going to foot the bill where the US left off.

Microsoft Co-Founder Research Team Discover Wreck Of Italian WWII Destroyer Ship Artigliere

06.08.2017 01:07 AM

Paul Allen and his team have discovered another WWII sunken ship, this time an Italian destroyer, which was found in the Mediterranean Sea.

Lionfish Feasts On The New Species Of Goby Fish As Researchers Watch In Horror

06.07.2017 19:07 PM

A new species of goby fish which was found in the Caribbean reefs has become a delicious prey for the invasive Lionfish before scientists study further.

Genetic Study Finds African Elephants Have Two Different Ancestor, Two Different Species

06.07.2017 11:55 AM

A genetic study from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has shaken up the elephant family tree.

Plants Have Incredible 'Brains' That Are Actually cells

06.06.2017 13:36 PM

Scientists have proved that just like humans and animals, even plants have brains. A recent study shows that a group of cells act as the brains of plants responsible for decision-making during germination.

Scientists Discovered A Trace Of Methane Explosion In Arctic 12,000 Years Ago

06.06.2017 07:02 AM

Scientists have discovered hundreds of craters at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean, which was formed thousands of years ago as a result of methane explosion .

Baby Lobster Population Is Declining In The Gulf Of Maine

06.06.2017 04:35 AM

Marine scientist Rick Wahle has recently unveiled the declining trend of the baby lobster population in the Gulf of Maine.

Delaware-Sized Antarctic Iceberg Crack To Split Antarctica's Largest Ice Shelves

06.05.2017 17:04 PM

The Delaware-sized Antarctic iceberg crack now extends around 11 miles. The seen cause of the iceberg crack is none other than global warming.

The Greening Of Alaska: Vertical Hydroponic Farming & Alaska Natural Organics Affect The Economy

06.05.2017 14:38 PM

Alaska is known for the extreme cold, ice and snow in the past decades. Today, people of Alaska enjoy the greening of the 49th state of the United States of America. There is almost year round indoor farming that could grow anything as long as the sun shines.

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