ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

NASA Reported: On August 21 US Citizens Will Experience Total Solar Eclipse For The First Time In 99 Years

SPACE 03.22.2017 04:43 AM

An eclipse will cross the US on 21st August 2017 from the West Coast in Oregon to East Coast in South Carolina. It Will be the first total Solar eclipse in 99 years of American history and the first total eclipse since 1776.

Endangered Species Act Saved Animals From Extinction, US Calls For Sterner Law Implementation

03.22.2017 01:38 AM

The Endangered Species Act pulled animals from brink of extinction since the 70's, warranting a renewed call for upscaled implementation.

‘Piggy Bank’ The Sea Turtle In Thailand Dies After Blood Poisoning

03.22.2017 01:27 AM

The beloved sae turtle in Thailand, ‘Piggy Bank’ or Osmin has died after her second procedure due to blood poisoning.

Salmon Migration Is Due To Tidal & Temperature Changes

03.21.2017 06:31 AM

Scientists have found out the reason why Salmon migration is happening. It is because of the tidal and temperature changes that are happening in the water.

This New Zealand Parrot Species Named 'Kea' Can Spread Laughter With An Emotionally Contagious Call

03.21.2017 05:43 AM

Messerli Research Institute scientists found a species of parrot with a unique behavior at Southern Island of New Zealand. This parrot Named, Kea can make its friends laugh with their emotionally contagious call.

Italy’s Mount Etna Still Spewing Lava And Ashes

03.21.2017 05:04 AM

Italy’s most active volcano, the mount Etna is still spewing out lavas and ashes. Italian volcano, Mount Etna, in Sicily is still firing lavas and ashes.

Peatlands Must Be Protected: Helps Combat Climate Change; More Effort On Conservation Should Be Applied

03.21.2017 04:57 AM

Newly discovered peatlands must be protected to help save the environment. Peatlands have been recently discovered in Africa and Amazonia. According to the University of St.

World's Smallest Porpoise Continuously Losing Numbers, About Getting Extinct

03.21.2017 04:56 AM

Millions of dollars of environmental funds have been spent just to save the world's smallest porpoise. Their main instruction is to impose a strict ban on gillnet fishing in the area that would also compensate local fishermen.

Winter Brings More Haze To Beijing All Because Of Global Warming

03.21.2017 02:49 AM

The winter season will bring more frequent and longer days of haze to Beijing because of global warming.

Natural Thermostat Prevented The Earth To Experience Extreme Coolness During The Ice Age; Study

03.21.2017 02:36 AM

The Natural Thermostat may have prevented the Earth to be a giant "snowball." During the time of the Ice Age, natural thermostat prevented the Earth to be frozen.

Cheerios Is Giving Away Free Seeds To Help The Bees: Complaints Came Questioning The Seeds

03.21.2017 01:29 AM

The initiative of Cheerios to help save the bees have been questioned with regard to the seeds that they are giving away.

Dead Zones Also Kill Coral Reefs All Over The World

03.21.2017 01:22 AM

Scientists have found out that dead zones are also affecting the other coral reefs all over the world.

Bugs Found As Clean As Humans When It Comes To Poops

03.20.2017 19:27 PM

An entomologist, Joe Ballenger stated that a bug has also a digestive system which is similar to the human but subdivided into three parts. The parts of the guts of a common bug are foregut, midgut and the hindgut, wherein the latter is just like the large intestine.

NOAA Recorded 2017 Has The Second Warmest February Since 1880

03.20.2017 05:54 AM

NASA, NOAA, and Japan Meteorological Agency have confirmed that the average temperature of February was the Second Warmest since 1880. The average temperature was 1.76 degrees higher than the mean temperature of the 20th century.

Namibia Ecosystem & Biodiversity, First Victim Of Climate Change

03.20.2017 01:02 AM

Namibia is known as one of the world's hottest and driest countries with an ecosystem, rainforest and biodiversity are greatly affected by the frustrating climate change.

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