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First Of Its Kind In The World: Goldman Awardee, Groups File Petition Against Fossil Fuel Companies

09.28.2015 00:39 AM

For the first time, fossil fuel companies face national human rights complaint on climate change. Fr. Edwin Gariguez, recipient of the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize together with the typhoon survivors, advocates and non-governmental organizations, including Greenpeace Southeast Asia have recently filed a petition against the fossil fuel companies in the Philippines.

Facebook Gives Thumbs-Up To "Dislike" Button

09.16.2015 18:49 PM

Finally, the popular Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has announced the concept of creating a 'dislike' button after rejecting the idea in the previous years.

Fertility Calculator Shows Ideal Age For Women Who Wants Big Family

09.15.2015 02:13 AM

Women dreaming of a big family should start at the age of 23, study says. Ninety percent success. A computer model tagged as IVF has suggested if a woman wants a big family, she must start as early as 23-year-old.

Helping Yourself: How To Deal With PTSD

09.14.2015 18:40 PM

Little did we know that another best remedy for PTSD is to forgive those who have hurt us and acceptance for all the painful experiences we've been through?

New Human Species Called Homo Naledi Found In "Rising Star"

09.13.2015 19:59 PM

More than 1500 bones, belonging to at least 15 skeletons were recently found by a team of researchers in a cave system dubbed as the Rising Star located in South Africa.

Rare Fin Whale Spotted In North Puget Sound

09.08.2015 00:57 AM

An endangered species dubbed as Fin Whale -the second-biggest whale in the world was recently seen 5km south Minor Island, near Whidbey Island of Washington State.

Int'l Space Station Welcomes Denmark's First Astronaut, Two Others

09.06.2015 20:28 PM

Three more staff were landed at the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday, Sept. 4. They were cosmonauts Aidyn Aimbetov from Kazakhstan, Sergei Volkov of Russia and Denmark's first astronaut, Andreas Mogensen. The international crew reached the ISS after the two-day travel through a Soyuz-FG rocket.

Plastic Ingestion Found In 90% Of Seabirds At Present, 99% In 2050 --Study

09.03.2015 20:45 PM

CSIRO and Imperial College London researchers have assessed the impact and threat of plastic to the world's seabird and found the majority of seabird species have plastic in their gut.

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.

'Dynamic wireless power transfer' to run in England's major roads

08.17.2015 22:40 PM

Major roads in England will be occupy by the power electric and hybrid vehicles this later this year.

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.

Ten year plan launches for Australia's blue economy

08.13.2015 01:29 AM

A ten year plan for investment and research needed to grow and to manage Australia's blue economy was recently launched by the country's Industry and Science Minister.

Six Fascinating Facts About Australia's Ocean Territories

08.13.2015 01:24 AM

Here are the six fascinating facts about Australia's ocean territories. There are six fascinating facts about Australia's ocean territories, according to National Marine Science Committee (NMSC), an advisory body promoting co-ordination and information sharing between Australian Government marine science agencies and the broader Australian marine science community.