Life Improving Guide
Researchers had given some food for thought to Canadian and European governments about the impacts of cold water fishing in the North West Atlantic. Further details of this research which was funded by the WWF are detailed in a study released by…
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Fires started by peasant farmers have spread to over 100,000 hectares of forest in Paraguay. The farmers follow the age old practice of clearing woods and renewing grounds for the new agricultural season. While this is an annual event in Paraguay,…
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Less dependence on fossil fuels is a goal of many nations. To achieve this goal, the countries are using biofuels. There is ever increasing rush to promote biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel.
Biofuels have come into prominence as they are…
Are biofuels really helping the environment? Read More »
The floor of the earth’s vast oceans still holds many elusive creatures, a load of which seems threatened even before they have become known to humankind. Scientists fear that these deep-sea creatures are also unfortunately susceptible to…
Deep-sea creatures, living in oblivion yet threatened from environmental disasters Read More »
With the warming world, changing climatic patterns and unpredictable forecasts of weather, NASA seems to have come to the rescue. They have discovered means to forecast a storm’s intensity by monitoring the lightning strikes near a hurricane’s…
NASA trying to predict emerging hurricane’s strength Read More »
Good news for tiger lovers comes calling from Maharashtra’s Sahyadri, where a troupe of 20 tigers has been spotted to the amazement of wild life conservationists, sending a beacon of light amongst darkness.No, can’t be sure , especially when the…
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Sex ratios being skewed toward girls, that’s a first considering the number of means in the market to get rid of unwanted girl child. However, in the cold arctic regions, particularly in the US and Japan having baby boys are becoming an increasing…
Toxic Pollution reducing the number of baby boys born north of the Arctic Circle Read More »
China’s State Forestry Administration has seized the pelts of 27 snow leopards from a black market trader. The dealer, a Mr. Ma, from western China was arrested recently. Aside from leopard furs, a stash of 104 bear skins and parts of clouded leopards…
Endangered Snow Leopard Pelts Seized in China Read More »
Several million tonnes of arable soil is lost to erosion annually. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has revealed that programmes of land stewardship and conservation compliance have played a key role to controlling soil erosion in the USA.
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Soil Erosion Down 40 per cent in the USA Read More »
Beijing for many might be an ugly city with all its dirty sites, vehicles pumping out black, chocking fumes and many sickly looking old buildings, but for the Chinese, it is the most beautiful city of the country.
Yes, China known as the ‘air…
Believe it or not! Polluted Beijing is China’s ‘most beautiful city’ Read More »
