ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Study Challenges The Diamond’s Rarity

The possibility of human reproduction of the precious jewel is not far in the future. It has been established that diamonds are a woman's status quo, being rare and expensive; it's the ultimate expression of admiration and love for women, being given as luxurious and expensive gifts, and an epitome of a perfect engagement ring.

NATO's War Game In Its Biggest Military Exercise

The biggest war game in over a decade aims to shake, not just stir. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or the so-called North Atlantic Alliance displays the result of over a year's worth of preparation of skills, technology, ammunition and war preparedness, as it is now being held in Southern Europe up to Portugal and Italy.

McDonald's Fries Back in Venezuela at a Big Cost

Venezuelans can now indulge McDonald's french fries after a ten month hiatus. Venezuelans are in for a surprise as their beloved fries are coming back at a surprising price of 800 Bolivares, or US$133, each.

Massive Crack in Wyoming Thanks to Unstable Hillside

Last September, a small crack that was found by two hunting guides in an isolated ranch near Ten Sleep in north central Wyoming now measures a width of 45 metres and a length of 650 metres.

Warning: Vultures in Africa on the Verge of Extinction

The carnivorous birds in Africa are facing the verge of extinction. Without vultures around, pests and scavengers will also increase, thus endangering also the health of people and their livestocks.

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

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.

West Nile Virus Still Threatening Massachusetts

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

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.
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