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Mother Earth is screaming for a cessation to human progress on spaceship Earth. Lately, she has been erupting, storming, sliding, and shifting in an attempt to alleviate the effects of the human virus infecting her body.
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The study by the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies and James Cook University found some coral reef gobie fish deliberately dieted...
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Low voltage lighting fixtures do illuminate your landscaping, home façade, pathways and more. But they aren’t completely eco-friendly and do consume a bit of energy...
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Cut back on gas consumption; recycle products that are renewable; reduce carbon dioxide emissions; plant more trees, every where in Canada and around the world, people...
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If electric cars are any indications to go by, an electric-powered bike ought to be a total sucker, or so goes the general theory. But with manufacturers increasingly...
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This hemp crop is for industrial fibre. Please leave alone.
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Brod Street is a policy officer with the Department of Sustainability and Environment in Hawthorn, Australia. He and his wife Vivienne Street are the proud owners of...
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How lazy do you have to be to not be able to water a plant or ask someone with a passion for greens to take a look at your pet plants every once in a while? But I guess...
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Many a times it happens so that we overlook our own gold mines and desire to look into other’s resources. The same hold true for Norway too. This beautiful...
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In this day and age, our planet is facing acute shortage of all kind of energies and fuels and the only abundant energy provided by nature is solar energy. And today to...
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Many of us intend to harness sun’s energy for optimum usage. But since the whole process of installing solar panels on the roof isn’t that effortless, we have been...
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Robots are always ahead or at least along with mankind in every walk of life. And not only walk but also in the sail of life. Latest news is that an unmanned automated...
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Buried beneath several miles of ice in Antarctica are lakes ranging in size from Lake Ontario to lakes the size of Manhattan. Lake Vostok, the largest subglacial lake...
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Well, then the bio-art starts growing out of control and has to be killed by a lone hero. Obviously. That might sound like the script of “Little Shop Of...
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This is an unfortunate fact that plastic bottles accumulate in landfills, rather than have a second chance to serve another round of market because of recycling. With...
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Six thousand years ago, the massive arid region dominating northern Africa was quite green, a patchwork of trees and savannas as well as many sparkling lakes.
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It’s been 40 years since Mr. McGuire pulled Benjamin Braddock withdrawal apart from his degree and said: “I just want to say one word to you. … Just one word are...
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If it were a race to produce most of the waste, then in the United States would be leading the pack. More than 18.5 million tons are produced each year and that the...
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New research on cane toads in Northern Australia has discovered a way to control the cane toad invasion using parasites and toad communication signals.
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Based on a network of floating barges is the Roosevelt Island Universal Arts Center. These barges gather together to form a Mobile Art Park, a site with a vibrant...
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There is a legend that the ancient Maya possessed 13 crystal skulls which, when united, hold the power of saving the Earth _ a tale so strange and fantastic that it...
made popular May 11 2008
Giove-B, a test satellite for Europe’s Galileo system, has sent its first navigation signals back to Earth.
made popular May 8 2008
The ancient catastrophe that gave birth to the Moon may have produced additional satellites that lingered in Earth’s skies for tens of millions of years.
A new...
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AP, Ushuaia
Online photo albums I had prepared for family and friends weren’t capturing the essence of my travels to the southern reaches of the world. Then a light bulb...
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AP, Providence
A student faces disciplinary action after two people threw green whipped cream pies at New York Times columnist and author Thomas L. Friedman as he began an Earth Day...
made popular Apr 25 2008
AP, Washington
The least understood two-thirds of planet Earth _ the oceans _ are soon to get needed attention from the Smithsonian Institution.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
“The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the highest honor given to civilians in the United States…Twenty-five years ago this...
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AP, Star City
South Korea’s first astronaut said Monday she was “really scared” when the Russian space capsule she was in made an unexpectedly steep descent to...
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Though not necessarily the most prolifically deadly animal on earth, insects certainly hold their fair share of the unfortunate demises. Throughout history, the insect...
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The Cassini spacecraft observations of Saturn’s largest moon, the orange-colored Titan, have given scientists a glimpse of what Earth might have been like before...
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A new study mapping the evolutionary history of animals indicates that Earth’s first animal–a mysterious creature whose characteristics can only be inferred...
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Welcome to the human race, population 6.6 billion-plus and rising exponentially on a fixed playing field of diminished natural resources filled to capacity with...
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AP, Canberra
Australia on Wednesday began pumping carbon dioxide underground to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, using a technology that locks dangerous gases deep in the Earth.
made popular Apr 2 2008
Some of the U.S government organization and scientific departments are engaged to found out some of the critical questions of earth like: 1. How did the Earth form? 2....
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Days are gradually growing longer. To the layman this means that in the northern hemisphere days are longer in summer than they are in winter. But geoscientists...
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They think a giant particle accelerator that will begin smashing protons together outside Geneva this summer might produce a black hole that will spell the end of the...
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Reading a highly informing and educative The Hindu article “Protecting an increasingly scarce resource” by UNSG B.Ki-moon, makes me really confused with an...
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AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven returned to Earth on Wednesday, making a rare nighttime touchdown to wrap up “a two-week adventure” at the...
made popular Mar 27 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven returned to Earth on Wednesday, making a rare nighttime touchdown to wrap up “a two-week adventure” at the...
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In this photo released by the “Martha Stewart Show”, actress Jamie Pressley, right, joins host Martha Stewart in the crafts room, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 in New York, to create some printed grocery totes in honor of Earth Day. The totes are an...
