ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Long-Term Warming Trends Noted In The Past Five Years, World Meteorological Organization Reports

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.26.2015 21:31 PM

Experts warn that it will be hotter in 2016 (with an average increase of 6℃) pinpointing to the weather pattern of El Niño.

Over 50 Percent Of The World’s Primate Face Extinction

11.26.2015 19:56 PM

Based on the announcement by scientists on Tuesday, this includes apes, monkeys and lemurs. Recent findings revealed that over half of the world's primates are threatened by extinction.

The Paris Climate Summit Is A Step Closer To Solving Global Warming

11.23.2015 00:06 AM

The fast approaching climate talks in Paris that will start on Nov. 30 will be concentrating about the solutions for climate change.

Life On Earth Began From A Whiff Of Oxygen, According To Scientists

11.22.2015 23:08 PM

Scientists discover the possible early origin of the Earth, which began some 2.5 million years ago. Scientists discover the possible early origin of the Earth.

President Obama Opens Climate Change Opportunities For CEOs

11.22.2015 21:13 PM

The United States of America has urged the CEOs participating the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit to help the fight against climate change.

Kids’ Lawsuit For Climate Change Denied By Judge

11.22.2015 20:27 PM

American kids against the Washington State Department of Ecology has made a little ripple in the awareness for climate change.

Brussels Under High Alert For A Terrorism Threat

11.22.2015 19:02 PM

Paris attack that shocked the world fears other countries. Just days after the Paris attack that shocked the world, a great awareness towards terrorism has ignited fear that an attack the same as that on Paris can happen in the metro, which means several explosions in different areas.

One-Of-A-Kind Ancient Board Game, Looters' Remains Excavated In A Tomb In China

11.17.2015 19:23 PM

Pieces of an ancient board game left unplayed for approximately 1500 years were found by a group of archaeologists near Qingzhou City in China at a 2300-year-old looted tomb.

Climate Change Will Send Millions To Poverty By 2030

11.13.2015 03:34 AM

Climate change will add more poverty cases in the upcoming years according to world bank organizations.

Evidence Of Water System Found In Sahara

11.13.2015 03:29 AM

Scientists investigated and studied the Sahara desert and found out evidence about its long gone rivers.

Ancient Gigantic Rats In Australia Discovered By Archeologist

11.13.2015 03:24 AM

Giant rat species sightings in some parts of Africa or other part of the world had been reported. There are several reports of giant rat species sightings in some parts of Africa and other part of the world.

Scientists 'Decoded' Panda Language, Hope To Protect This Critically Endangered Species

11.10.2015 04:47 AM

Chinese scientists claimed that they have decoded the meaning of 13 various panda vocalizations, including the noises they make during courting.

Study Challenges The Diamond’s Rarity

11.08.2015 18:55 PM

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

11.06.2015 00:59 AM

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

11.06.2015 00:39 AM

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.

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