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Global warming is changing the distribution, abundance and diversity of marine life in the polar seas with “profound” implications for creatures further up the food chain, according to scientists involved in the most comprehensive study of life in...
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Carbon Capture & Storage technology has been around for many decades but researchers could not make any substantial progress in its testing. Abandoning this tale...
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Last week about one hundred and forty whales beached themselves and died in southern Australia. About two hundred initially beached themselves but locals were able to...
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Eco Factor: Use of solar energy to rebuild the all important oyster beds.
Solar technology has already shown us that it not only is promising a clean environment in...
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We had already heard a lot about the bad implications of red tide as it endanger marine life and also poses a serious threat to human life by contaminating seafood. A...
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Plastic has received such a huge bashing in the last decade that any other product or material in its place would have disappeared from the face of the planet. But...
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A sick or injured seal or dolphin is found stranded on a beach. Should limited marine mammal protection funds be spent to rehabilitate the animal, or would they be...
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One can never cease to be curious about marine life. With this Digital Underwater Camera Mask, however, our knowledge about marine life is sure to receive a boost....
made popular Jul 22 2008
There is finally some good news for environment enthusiasts! A five-year ban on fishing around Lundy Island off the Devon coats has significantly revived sea life. The...
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Irrespective of how many times you visit the ocean side and the beach, you never get bored of it as each time it offers sights and sounds that are unique, glorious and...
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Ever watched one of those captivating and truly stunning editions on NGC which talk about the creatures that rule the dark depths of the mighty oceans and live in...
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The underwater world and the underworld have at least one thing in common _ lots of aliases. The Census of Marine Life, an effort to catalog all species of life in the...
made popular Jun 25 2008
This is probably the most unbelievable piece of news if you have never heard of something like this before and I really was taken aback for a moment too before the idea...
made popular Apr 12 2008
Marine biologists studying wild octopuses have found a kinky and violent society of jealous murders, gender subterfuge and once-in-a-lifetime sex... I guess they are...
made popular Apr 2 2008
Now we humans do tend to think too much of ourselves a lot of times. When it comes to someone like me, maybe we can extend that theory for always. We need not look at...
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All of us know that oceans are the largest natural carbon sinks. They absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and bury it under the deep sea floor. Since industrial...
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Patagonia is the southern-most portion of South America. The western portion is in Chile, and the eastern portion is in Argentina. The waters off the Patagonian coasts...
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Carbon dioxide is having a dual impact on human life. While on one part, their recent finding — that the amount of carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere...
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This means that 4% less CO2 is being converted by these Plankton . This is due to lack of iron as a nutrient.That’s bad news for marine life and statistics....
made popular Aug 31 2006
The already endangered marine life in the Baltic Sea is now being threatened by rising temperatures due to global warming. This new factor is adding on to the polluted,...
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Bull fighting might have originated in Spain and traveled over the seas to the South American shore along with the Spanish armada but the Argentines, especially the...
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# For all the science saying clones in the food chain pose no dangers and are safe, reams of market research, including big food companies, warns of consumer...
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Adeline penguins live on the Antarctic continent and on many small, surrounding coastal islands. They spend the winter offshore in the seas surrounding the Antarctic...
made popular Jul 23 2007
Patagonia is the southern-most portion of South America. The western portion is in Chile, and the eastern portion is in Argentina. The waters off the Patagonian coasts...
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Avenengo a marine educator says
‘They eat about 10 of us a year,’ ‘We eat about 100 million of them.’
He is talking about the fish we fear...
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Vultures are one-step up the food chain, and hence considered a vital habitat in the ecosystem. But, the Indian vultures are dying. An anti-inflammatory drug used in...
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It is since 1980, more than 120 species of amphibians gone extinct! The entire populations of amphibians are dramatically getting wiped out. A devastating fungus is...
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Will anti-bird flu vaccination programs in France and the Netherlands be approved? EU veterinary experts have delayed the decision on this. Discussing on the...
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It has overtaken the polar bears at the head of the toxic table. They are the killer whales - or ‘orcas’, as they are sometimes known. Among all Arctic...
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