ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Scientists Found 3500-year-old Warrior Plus Trove of Treasures

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.01.2015 21:59 PM

xxx A 3500-year-old unlooted tomb of a Mycenaean warrior was unearthed by a group of international archaeologists in the city of Pylos, Greece. The remnants of an unknown warrior were found together with a trove of treasure with over 1,400 items in counting.

Native American Children's DNA Found In Alaska

10.28.2015 21:28 PM

Researchers dig deeper on the ancestors of the two linage of the Native American tribes in Americas, starting with the Berignian Standstill.

West Nile Virus Still Threatening Massachusetts

10.28.2015 03:29 AM

the season has ended but there are still cases reported for the West Nile Virus. The West Nile Virus has been terrorizing Massachusetts and has infected nine people so far.

Indonesia Haze: Crime Against Humanity

10.27.2015 20:11 PM

With an estimated half a million people suffering from respiratory infections, the fume of wildfire in Indonesia, considered the most severe throughout history, is pinpointed as the cause.

Machu Picchu's Tourism in Latin America

10.25.2015 23:41 PM

The Machu Picchu in Latin America has been one of the historical sites of the ancient world. It is located on a mountain ridge 50 miles northwest of Cuzco Region in Peru.

Deep Sea Bacteria Answer To Climate Change

10.25.2015 22:26 PM

Neutralizing Carbon Dioxide is now possible based on the latest dicovery. A bacteria found in the bottom of the ocean were found to be capable of neutralizing Carbon Dioxide.

A Toxic Substance In Sunscreens Can Damage Coral Reefs

10.22.2015 19:08 PM

Study shows that oxybenzone, a chemical commonly found in sunscreen lotion, can significantly cause death to young corals and deterioration to old ones.

UN Climate Talks in Paris, France

10.20.2015 00:22 AM

All eyes are set on UN's Climate Talks on Paris this year. World leaders rise up and gather as the last rounds of United Nations climate talks are being finalized.

Barbeque Folks Built Stonehenge

10.19.2015 04:14 AM

Stonehenge was built by the people who loves barbeque. More than 4500 years ago since the Stonehenge was built and unfortunately, the reason why it was built was still unknown.

The Drought In The Horn Of Africa

10.19.2015 01:51 AM

Climate changes have resulted in Horn of Africa to dry up. The Horn of Africa has been drying up consistently for the past 2000 years. Aside from the political conflict that has plagued the region for some time now, climate change is also making the situation worse.

Great White Shark Attack A Seal Caught On Video In Alcatraz

10.19.2015 01:35 AM

The shores of Alcatraz had a suprise for its tourists as a showcase of nature amazed them. Tourists waiting ashore Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay witnessed a rare chance of catching a glimpse of a great white shark feeding on a seal.

What A Nightmare: Sleep No More Plentiful In Primitive Cultures

10.16.2015 07:25 AM

Maybe we cannot blame late-night TV, endless Internet surfing, midnight snacks, good books, bothersome work deadlines and other distractions of modern life for encroaching on our sleep.

'Cute Furball' Is Best-Preserved Mammal From Dinosaur Age

10.14.2015 20:56 PM

Scurrying under the feet of dinosaurs in swampy terrain in Spain around 125 million years ago was a furry chipmunk-sized critter with tiny hedgehog-like spines, horny body armor and an unpleasant fungal hair infection.

Antarctica Ice Shelves In Danger Of Collapse In 100 Years

10.13.2015 08:14 AM

The risk doubles in about 50 years or less. The endless warnings and awareness campaigns regarding the danger of ice melt arise as new studies show that by 2050, the risk of ice shelves collapse would be doubled, and the continuous flow of water from ice melting would be fully directed to the ocean, which would trigger the rise of the sea level.

To Catch, Not Kill: Australian Reptile Park On The World’s Deadliest Spider

10.13.2015 08:09 AM

Australia and the world's most deadliest spiders are not to be killed for the most important reason.

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