ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

India’s Only Active Volcano Wakes Up From Deep Slumber

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.22.2017 05:23 AM

India’s only volcano, the Barren Volcano is active once again. India's only volcano is said to be active again. The only volcano of the very vast country, in the Barren Island is active again as scientists saw it spewed out lava and smoke.

Earth's Iron Signature Discovered By Scientist Using Rock Samples

02.22.2017 04:02 AM

Earth has higher levels of heavy iron isotope relative to other planets. Light iron isotopes may have been vaporized into space by a large impact with another planet that formed the moon.

Tropical Cyclone Bart Develops In South Pacific Ocean

02.22.2017 03:59 AM

NASA has seen tropical cyclone Bart developed in South Pacific ocean. There has been a development with the new tropical cyclone Bart. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer or MODIS instrument in NASA's Aqua satellite has observed Bart.

Climate Change Is Causing Vegetation Shift

02.22.2017 01:47 AM

Vegetation have unexpected response to climate change as the change is leading to a major shift in vegitation pattern.

'Tully' The Ancient Sea Monster Had Sharp Teeths But No Backbone

02.22.2017 00:41 AM

One of the most mysterious and weird underwater creature, 'Tully' Monster was earlier believed to be related to fish but a recent study contradicts that claim.

India Discovers 7 New Tiny Frogs

02.22.2017 00:20 AM

India has recently discovered 7 new small species of frogs. India has discovered seven new night frogs. The new species of frogs were discovered in the Western side of Ghats.

Scientists Reveal Winter Habits Of Britain's Basking Sharks For First Time

02.22.2017 00:11 AM

Scientists figured out Britain's basking sharks swim south during winter months to get some sun. Scientists used satellite data to track the movement of basking sharks.

Elephant Habitat In Africa Disappearing, Creature Cornered To Extinction

02.21.2017 12:49 PM

Places like isolated parks and forests are still not safe for Africa’s forest elephants. The decline in the elephant’s population continues even with necessary environmental remedies.

'Climate Change' Causes The Increase of Warm-Dwelling Animals And Plants

02.21.2017 12:40 PM

Plants and animals may tend to look for a cold or warm temperature for their habitat and source of food. This can cause a serious problem in the future, for alien species would migrate and left its nativity alone causing environmental imbalance.

Rice Plants Can Be Saved From Rice Blast And Arsenic Through New Found Microbes

02.21.2017 05:21 AM

New study has found out that rice plants can be saved from 'Rice Blast' and Arsenic-infected water and soil through new found microbes that will boost its defense naturtally.

'Ghost Villages' Found In Indonesia After Volcano Eruption

02.21.2017 05:15 AM

Several villages were placed in silence after Mount Sinabung erupted in 2012. There were dusty kitchens from crumbling houses, vehicles overgrown by vegetation and volcanic ash covered almost everything.

Bees Affected US Crop Production This Year

02.21.2017 03:46 AM

Agricultural regions suffer from the increasing demands on crop pollination and the decreasing numbers of wild bees supply.

Tribes Bury 9000-Year-Old 'Kennewick Man' After 20 Years Of Scientific Research And Legal Issues

02.21.2017 03:44 AM

Ending 20 years of legal issues and scientific research, tribes finally bury the remains of 9000-year-old "Kennewick Man" also known as "The Ancient One" in the high desert of the Columbia Plateau.

Antarctic Ice Shelf Larsen C Will Lead To More Advance Glaciology

02.21.2017 03:36 AM

Scientists have noted that the loss of Antarctic ice shelf Larsen C might lead to more advance Glaciology.

Atmospheric Rivers Can Cause Extreme And Most Dangerous Storms In California

02.21.2017 03:34 AM

Atmospheric Rivers are responsible for heavy rains and extreme winds. 30 to 50 percent of all cases of extreme storms are associated with atmospheric rivers. On Jan.8 atmospheric river on California knocked down the famous iconic Sequoia.

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