ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Years After Eruption, Scientists Find Traces Of Life in Kasatochi

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.17.2017 15:39 PM

The studies conducted by scientists found 17 post-eruption insect species on the island. It was in August 2008 when Kasatochi Volcano, located in the Aleutian Islands in southwestern Alaska erupted.

Dramatic Shift And Climate Changes on Earth, Antarctic Ice Is Record Low In The Satellite Era

02.17.2017 03:07 AM

Mark Serreze the director of National Snow and Ice Date Center also said the there are some really crazy things going on and it looks like we hit a new record low in the satellite era.

Amazon Full Of Ancient Earthworks Resembling Stonehenge

02.17.2017 02:56 AM

Scientists have found some ancient earthworks that resembles the Stonehedge in Amazon rainforest. There were hundreds of ancient earthworks that look like the Stonehenge that were found in the Amazonian rainforest.

Global Warming Causes Record Shrinking Of Ocean Oxygen Level In 50 Years: Alarming Condition For Sea Life

02.17.2017 01:03 AM

Over the past 50 years, the global rate of Oxygen at ocean is decreased by two percent. Scientists identified that burning of fossil fuel increases the greenhouse gas in atmosphere and 40 percent of greenhouse gases gets absorbed by ocean.

UK issued 'Final Warning' To Curb Horrific Air Pollution Levels

02.17.2017 00:52 AM

European commission have issued 'final warning' to UK over air pollution breaches. It is one of five worst hit countries consistently breaching legal nitrogen dioxide levels with vehicles and factory pollution.

West Coast Beaches Are Eroded Beyond Historical Extremes

02.16.2017 18:46 PM

The winter of 2015-16 is one of the strongest recorded El Niño event of the last 145 years and a study reveals that the beaches along the west coast has been eroded beyond historical extremes.

Research Shows Invasive 'Alien' Species Increases Rates Globally Demonstrates Possible Domination

02.16.2017 08:46 AM

Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum recently announced a report pertaining to the amicable increase of alien species worldwide. The data is based on research and reports accumulated over the last 200 years showing a possible alien species domination few decades from now.

Deep-Ocean Sound Waves Might Stop Tsunamis

02.16.2017 06:31 AM

Scientists have discovered that deep-ocean sound waves can stop or decrease tsunami waves. Tsunamis, known as destructive waves or seismic sea waves might be stopped with deep-ocean sound waves.

Fossils Prove Life Flourished Fast Even After Mass Extinction

02.16.2017 06:28 AM

Scientists have found out through fossils that life flourished fast even after mass extinction Unlike what scientists have previously thought, life has flourished abundantly after the mass extinction.

Archeologists Discovered The 12th Dead Sea Cave

02.16.2017 03:16 AM

According to reports, archaeologists have made a historic discovery as they have found the 12th Dead Sea Scrolls Cave, once home to the ancient religious markings.

Oxygen Decreases In Oceans Affecting Not Only Aquatic Animals

02.16.2017 02:52 AM

A new scientific report has stated that oxygen levels have decreased In oceans, specifically Pacific and Arctic. It has largely affected the aquatic organisms.

Ancient Iron Age Pottery Reveals Evidence Of Earth's Fluctuating Magnetic Field

02.15.2017 13:10 PM

An international team of archaeologists found ceramic vessels from Jerusalem. Those jar handles reveal the changes of Earth's magnetic field throughout the centuries

Scientists Find Banned Chemicals In Deepest Part Of the Ocean

02.15.2017 13:09 PM

Samples taken from amphipods, which are shrimp-like creatures that live in the bottom of the ocean, found the presence of persistent organic pollutants in their fatty tissues.

Jurassic 'Sea Monster' Reptile Found Out Ironically Giving Birth Instead Of Laying Eggs

02.15.2017 13:09 PM

A baby "sea monster" was unbelievably found in the belly of its fossil mother. The discovery contradicts the origin of the species for it is known as a reptile.

Sea-Level Change in Southeast Asia 6,000 Years Ago Has Implications Among Coastal Areas Today

02.15.2017 07:01 AM

Climate change is the one to blame for most detrimental shifts happening these days in the environment. However, there were also changes brought alone by time which included the sea-level change in the coasts in Southeast Asia which dates back to almost 6,000 years ago.

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