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Though the modern history recorded the deadliest tsunami of 2004 as the most nerve wrecking and devastating earthquake occurred in the Indian Ocean, sweeping away about 229,866 people, killing 186,983, according to a United nations report, it is not...
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When people set up the town of Greensburg way back in 1886, they surely were not thinking about making it a town that is a hub for eco-friendly design and...
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While the Trikes that take to the air have been the ones that always seemed most attractive, it seems that the ones that keep their wheels on turf are not doing to...
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Like I always say, it’s excellent to apply human power to the premier level if it’s for good cause. The concept of human energy giving electricity was covered...
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Among the un-countable solar devices in the market, the newest one to make its blotch is a brand new concept designed by Vivien Muller. Unlike a typical solar device,...
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The best thing about us humans is that we never give up and are constantly on the move to find new useful methods to utilize renewable energy. “Going...
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The ancient world sports some breathtaking architecture that was way ahead of its time, and some of the buildings constructed by ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians...
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It’s nice to know that apart from their regular curriculum, teachers are also spreading awareness about renewable energy among kids. One such person is Ben Vander...
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Rail bikes are ordinary bicycles with special attachments that allow them to be ridden directly on train rails. It’s a cool concept that allows a bunch of people to...
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It’s always nice when something can be converted into a multi-utility product. A similar concept is brought to life by designer Peter Castellucci, the brain behind...
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A gang using the Orkut and other popular networking sites for illegal wildlife trade was busted in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut town, and threatened wildlife, including a...
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One of the Chinese monkey species live off solely from other animals’ blood. This is the only species of primates creates complex nests similar to the weaver...
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One look at the park built by Satchel’s Pizza in Gainesville, Florida, and it seems more like a regular street side collection of swings and slides built by...
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Coral reefs face an immediate threat from their ecosystem, the vast ocean itself! Reason: Thanks to increased greenhouse gases in atmosphere, oceans are becoming warmer...
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With massive solar power plants mushrooming up in various corners of the world, it isn’t surprising to see one more such eco-power plant come up just outside Las...
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A solar heater sounds in sync with its name and function but when I pen the words “solar ice-maker,” it sounds a bit unrealistic. Goes against the general...
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Kenya’s iconic “Maasai Mara” is a crown jewel of Kenya’s tourism industry. It is a haven for migrating wildebeests that come rushing from the...
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Worst fears of climate change are coming true. Arctic sea ice levels have reached a record second lowest level in last 30 years! The lowest measured point was set only...
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Streamlife is an interesting concept that considers environment and its safety to be the most important issue. This concept has been designed especially for the urban...
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When Edward Bachner was arrested in July for buying enough poison to kill about 100 people, he inadvertently implicated sushi chefs as potential bioterrorists.
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Arctic Ocean sea ice has melted to the second lowest minimum since satellite observations began, according to scientists at the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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26 December 2004 — the nature astounded the world with its fury — the devastating tsunami. More than 16 months have passed, but Sri Lanka still feels the...
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26 December 2004 — It is the dreadful day when the deadly Indian Ocean tsunami swept across coastlines sweeping along with it, more than 200 000 lives. Since then...
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One complete year has passed, but the tears in the mourners’ eyes show how fresh the wounds are still deep in their hearts. Tearful mourners from around the world...
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