ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Amelia Boynton, a Legacy, Dies at 104

DESIGN 08.30.2015 23:25 PM

Amelia Boynton Robinson dies at 104, but her legacy goes on. Civil rights activist for racial equality and social and survivor of the Bloody Sunday in March 1965, Amelia Boynton Robinson, dies on early Wednesday morning due to natural causes.

Pollution in China

08.27.2015 20:56 PM

The increasing death incidence of China due to air pollution is wearisome; thus, immediate solution should be given a priority.

Coca-Cola's Water Replenishment Goal

08.27.2015 20:42 PM

The Coca-Cola company announced last 2007 that they will replenish the water they used equivalent to their total sales volume by 2020.

Funds Needed to Continue Iran Nuclear Deal

08.27.2015 19:24 PM

IAEA asks for financial support for the monitoring of the Iran Nuclear Deal. $10 million per year is the needed funds to maintain the Iran nuclear deal; says International Atomic Energy Head Yukiya Amano to the board of the directors of the United Nations nuclear watchdog.

Study: Political Conflicts Improve Air Quality

08.26.2015 22:49 PM

A recent study revealed the political conflict can actually improve the quality of air. Political conflict between countries resulted in pollution decline, a study recently revealed by the Science Advances.

Carbon Trading Fails To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Study

08.26.2015 19:30 PM

The amounts of carbon credits generated under the carbon tax scheme by Ukraine and Russia did not reflect cut in emissions, according to a new study.

Solar Activity Is Declining -Scientists

08.23.2015 21:29 PM

Scientists find that our Earth might slowly heading for a new ice age as the solar activity is declining.

Odd Space Weather Leads To Electrical 'Bermuda Triangle'

08.21.2015 01:13 AM

According to new research, the equatorial electrojet about 60 miles above the surface of the Earth could be disturbing electrical grids near the equator when it amps up.

Electrochemical Splitting Could Produce Solar Fuels -Researchers

08.19.2015 01:04 AM

Theprocess of "Electrochemical Splitting" of water could provide a cheap, clean and renewable source of hydrogen and become sustainable fuel.

Asia's Melting Glaciers Might Lead To Future Conflicts

08.18.2015 21:05 PM

Scientists warn in a new study about the potential consequences of Asia's melting glaciers, that might fuel conflicts in the region.

Study Links Climate Change To Public Health Decline

08.18.2015 19:48 PM

Climate change poses increased risks to public health, according to a new study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.

Milestone of Puget Sound Recovery Celebrated

08.16.2015 21:03 PM

Local residence of Washington near coastal area has celebrated the milestone of Puget Sound Recovery.

China 'exporting' pollution to West Coast America: study

08.16.2015 19:19 PM

A study found out that China is 'exporting' its air pollution across Pacific to the US. A recent study published in Nature Geoscience reveals that China is exporting its air pollution to the West Coast of America.

Research Supports New Hypothesis On The Origins Of Human Language

08.14.2015 01:04 AM

Researchers have conducted a study that comes to the conclusion that humans did not get a start on language using only hand gestures as it has been theorized before.

Melting Antarctic Glaciars Has Also Some Positive Effects

08.13.2015 22:04 PM

Study found some benefic effects from melting Antarctic glaciers. This climate change phenomenon creates iron hot spots helping life in the ocean flourish.

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