ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Scientists Extract DNA Of Extinct Human Species From Sediments Without Skeletal Remains

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.30.2017 23:13 PM

A new procedure makes it possible to harvest DNA of extinct human species in prehistoric dwellings even in the absence of bones and skeletal remains.

Climate Change Predictions In California Elevates Higher, May Trigger Storms, High Tides & Floods

04.30.2017 23:05 PM

It appears that the previous impact assessment of climate change for California needs revision. Scientists are now placing the risk figures at higher levels than previously thought.

Soil Protection: Scientist Find Technique To Remove Corn Residue, Problems For Maize Stover Removal

04.30.2017 23:04 PM

A scientist, Cynthia Bartel is finding a way to remove the maize stover but in the same time, soil quality should be preserved for better soil protection.

Horse Breeding By Iron Age Scythian Migrants: Hidden Mysteries Revealed

04.30.2017 12:06 PM

Scythian breeders are said to have the selection of their horses for horse breeding in regards of more robust morphological traits.

Fossil Groundwater Findings: Scientists Revealed Its Modern Secret

04.30.2017 12:03 PM

The scientists discovered that the fossil groundwater which is being pumped from deep wells, are thought to be the safest and ancient aquifers but potentially they also contain pollutants and modern contaminants.

Philippine Environment Secretary Regina Lopez Rejects $8 Billion Mining Contracts

04.30.2017 08:27 AM

Indiscriminate mining had proven the devastation it caused in most mining areas in the Philippines. Environment Secretary Regina Lopez is acting to save the environment from such destruction.

Extinction Risk For Many Species Of Plants & Animals Are Higher Than Suspected

04.30.2017 08:19 AM

The estimates of the new range which have been gathered from the Columbia study revealed that the IUCN maps for 17 of the 18 bird species contained expansive zones of unsatisfactory territory and boundlessly overestimated their ranges.

Deep Sea Mining Could Form Plumes: Dust Clouds Formed Within Sea

04.30.2017 08:13 AM

The dust particles in the plumes can cause harm to the marine environment as they may also contain some kind of toxic chemicals in it.

United Kingdom Begins Testing Roads Made Of Recycled Plastic Waste Through MR6 Product

04.29.2017 19:08 PM

An engineer from the United Kingdom tests his plan to have roads made from plastic wastes. Conventional roads offer a lot of problems for the community.

Bengal Tiger Population Faces Crisis: Limited Gene Flow Between The Big Cats Surfaced As The Key Cause

04.29.2017 18:52 PM

A recent study discovers the limited gene flow between the Bengal tigers as the main reason behind the decreasing rate of population.

Ice Core Drilling Project In North-Eastern Greenland: New Concept Regarding Ice Sheet Dynamics & Weather History

04.29.2017 11:48 AM

This project has many international research and scientists groups involved in it. Its finance has been arranged with the help of A.P. Moller and Chastine McKinney Moller's Foundation.

Vaquita Porpoise, An Endangered Cetacean: Approaching Towards Extinction With A Recent Death In The Gulf Of Mexico

04.29.2017 06:12 AM

The death of a rare vaquita porpoise creates a huge hullabaloo among the conservationists as the endangered cetacean is rapidly running towards extinction.

Plants' Extraordinary Ability To Survive Amazed Scientists: Discovery Leads Genetic Target For Growing Hardier Plants

04.29.2017 06:09 AM

Scientists discover how plants grow in an extreme environment through confocal imagining technique. A research conducted by a Penn-led team identified a certain protein involved in how plants develop their root hair cells that take up water and nutrients.

NASA Sees The Formation Of Tropical Storm Frances In The Northern Territory Australia

04.29.2017 06:07 AM

The category two of tropical cyclone Frances was seen to begin to form Thursday near Darwin, Australia.

NASA, JAXA See Vertical Wind Shear Around Low-Level Center Of The Tropical Storm Muifa

04.29.2017 06:06 AM

The tropical storm Muifa has weakened as the wind shear affecting its precipitation according to the image captured by satellite from NASA and Japanese space agency JAXA.

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