ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Surface Ozone Pollution Greatly Affects China’s Rice Production

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.15.2017 04:31 AM

Scientists have found out that surface ozone pollution has been affecting China’s rice production.

Earth Was A Ball Of Snow: Scientists Claim The Event Dates Back To 700 Million Years

03.15.2017 03:05 AM

Around 717 million years ago, Earth experienced Major Volcanic eruptions and aerosols from the volcanic event may have been the reason of Earth's glaciation.

Soil Microbes Help African Farmers: Micro-Organisms Provide Crop Protection And Boost Productivity

03.15.2017 03:04 AM

Soil Microbes are already used in the developed countries to enhance agricultural productivity and protection. With various companies getting into Microbes production and looking for new markets, African Farmers finally find a solution for their crop woes.

U.S. Snowstorm Update: 31 Million People Still Under Blizzard Warning

03.15.2017 03:03 AM

The Nor'easter in the U.S. has brought non-stop snowstorm. There are 31 million people that are still under the blizzard warning.

Study Says: Now it's Possible To Predict The Red Tide, It's Not Random

03.14.2017 18:03 PM

Scientists found the reason behind the blood-red color of ocean which is commonly known as "Red tide". George Sugihara from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego explained that it caused by the algae bloom.

The Origin Of Life: Biochemist Presumes The Influence Of Enzyme-Free Krebs Cycle Behind It

03.14.2017 05:52 AM

From very long time scientists have been working on several theses behind the appearance of cellular life on Earth. The most important fact is all these theses rely on a set of complex Biochemical processes known as the metabolic pathway. Krebs cycle is one of the most important metabolic pathways among all.

New Zealand Glaciers Are Slowly Retreating: NASA Captured The Images

03.14.2017 04:57 AM

The retreating of the New Zealand glaciers has been captured by NASA. NASA released new images of the New Zealand glaciers and it is retreating. The country has more or less 3,000 glaciers and it is slowly diminishing since the 1890s.

400,000-Year-Old Skull Found In Portugal; Tells How Neanderthals Live In Europe

03.14.2017 03:23 AM

Scientists have found a 400,000-Year-Old skull in Portugal. This discovery could tell more about how Neanderthals live in Europe.

The Beautiful Coral Reefs Will Soon Be History

03.14.2017 01:58 AM

Scientists claim that by 2050, 90% of the coral reef would have died. Already half of the reefs are over In the last 30 years and unless drastic measures are taken, its extinction is inevitable.

Scientists Save Tasmanian Devils From Devil Facial Tumor Disease

03.14.2017 01:22 AM

A team of scientists can now save Tasmanian Devils from the Devil Facial Tumor Disease. Tasmanian devils have been plagued for two decades now. Their numbers have decreased more than half as DFTD or Devil Facial Tumor Disease is killing their species.

First Polar Museum In The World Is Now Officially Opened In France

03.13.2017 20:23 PM

Anthropologist Jean-Christophe Victor has opened world's first polar museum in France. the main purpose of opening the museum is to spread awareness in people. the museum also has a skating rink, conference hall, exhibition hall and a restaurant.

Winter Storm Watch: Important Preparation Reminders, Safety Tips Before Potential Snowstorm Hit

03.13.2017 11:21 AM

A winter storm watch has been announced across the Northeast region due to a potential snowstorm that may hit the area beginning on Monday night. Here are some important reminders and safety tips to help residents prepare for the imminent winter storm.

Thai Sea Turtle Finally Able To Swim After Surgery From Swallowing 915 Coins

03.13.2017 09:30 AM

Veterinarian surgeons from Chulalongkorn University's veterinary faculty removed 915 coins from the stomach of a 25 years old Thai sea turtle. Now, this turtle is recovering quickly and able to swim.

Food Watch: Insane Amount Of Plastic Found In Ocean Enters The Food Chain [WATCH]

03.13.2017 09:28 AM

Studies conclude that humans are in danger from the huge quantities of manmade, toxic plastic that marine life is already being harmed from. Humans are the end consumer of this food chain that is increasingly getting polluted with plastic waste.

Popocatépetl Erupts Twice Sending Smoke And Ashes In Mexico

03.13.2017 09:20 AM

The Mexican volcano, Popocatépetl, has erupted twice during the weekends sending smoke and ashes in Mexico.

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