ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mineral Resources Can Last For Centuries: Challenges The Fear Of Mining Them Out In Just Few Decades

ENERGY 05.03.2017 03:11 AM

A research argues that there is a near-infinite availability of mineral resources. This finding allays fears that mining might exhaust them out in the next 50 years.

Coral Reefs In Saudi Arabia's Coast Discovered To Be Rich: Could Be One of the Country's Treasure

05.03.2017 01:42 AM

Researchers have concluded that coral reefs in Saudia Arabia are rich in fish, biodiversity, and biomass.

Humans Have Closer Cousin Than Chimpanzee, The Rare Bonobo Ape

05.03.2017 01:38 AM

While it is a common notion that the chimps are the closest human relative, the bonobo challenges this theory. The rare ape species is a perfect fit for human evolution on the anatomical level.

Anti-Climate Change Advocates Protest Against Trump Administration Amidst Intense Weather Conditions

05.03.2017 01:23 AM

Several key cities in the US voiced their dismay over Trump administration's passive stance on climate change.

City of Portland to Convert Methane From Sewage Treatment Process Into Renewable Natural Gas

05.02.2017 18:44 PM

The city of Portland has announced the project that creates renewable natural gas from methane produced by sewage treatment.

Rhode Island Represents The First Offshore Wind Farm In The U.S.

05.02.2017 18:29 PM

First U.S. offshore wind farm has started to generate power in the Rhode Island and unveils a pioneering step.

Biologist Confirmed Orca Attacks On Gray Whales Up In California Bay

05.02.2017 18:14 PM

Orca attacks on the calves of gray whales have increased in California’s Monterey Bay. Orca killings of gray whale calves in California's Monterey Bay have expanded significantly in the most recent week of April.

Lights From Building, Vehicles & Street Lights Seriously Damage Coastal Wildlife, Research Finds

05.02.2017 18:09 PM

A recent study from showed the light from building, vehicles and street lights has created a pollution of light that damage the coastal wildlife in Britain.

Paleontologist Uses Virtual Reality To Learn About The Evolution Of Dinosaurs

05.02.2017 17:53 PM

Scientist recreated dinosaurs using virtual reality technology to uncover the relationship between dinosaurs and the modern birds.

Archaeological Sites At Risk To Have Public Database

05.02.2017 08:17 AM

The Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa aims to raise awareness around the globe and increase interest on archaeological sites enthusiasts and researchers by putting up a public online database.

Earthquake In The Northwest British Columbia Shook Up The Communities In Southeast Alaska and Yukon Territory

05.02.2017 08:10 AM

The communities living in the southeast Alaska and the Yukon Territory were shaken up after an earthquake surfaced near Canada border, though no report of damage Is visible.

Analyzing Carbon Dioxide Content Inside The Home Using Scientific Metabolic Computations.

05.02.2017 01:25 AM

Carbon Dioxide is toxic to humans and animals. If left unchecked in enclosures, homes, and buildings, it could be fatal and can cause death. Studies are now being implemented how to compute the levels of CO2 in homes and buildings with respect to its occupants.

Recent Study Finds The Effects Of Climate Changes To Tropical Forests Is Not As Critical As Previously Assumed

05.02.2017 01:18 AM

The effect of climate changes on the tropical forests may not be as dire as the assumption, according to the latest study in 150 rainforests.

Dragonflies Faking Death To Avoid Male Coercion Due To Extreme Sexual Conflict Resolution

05.02.2017 01:14 AM

Dragonflies fake death to avoid males from attacking them. Many are as of now mindful that dragonflies can do some incredible things for the survival of its species, as long-distance flying and expect a prey's actions for a quick kill.

Washington Coal Terminal Proposal Draws Fierce Protest, 2 Million Tons Per Year More CO2 Emissions

05.01.2017 19:58 PM

Residents of Cowlitz County in Washington State are up in protest to the Washington Coal Termnal. The staging point for shipment to other countries, it is expected to handle and store 44 million tons of call each year.

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