Thanks to the as usual menace of the illegal loggers and the sand extractors for the Mpigi district’s Wantai and Katabalalu forests’ almost total disappearance from the world map. About 1,261 hactres of Wantai and Katabalalu forests -- once a hide-out...
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Based on the elevated forecast for the 2007 hurricane season, the Atlantic Seaboard can be threatened by a devastating hurricane. People living within the region need to be made aware of the likely forthcoming calamities.
To raise such awareness,...
It just not the number of people, who flock to sun-baked British beaches which has seen an unprecedented increase, with it the chances of getting drowned at British beaches have also gone up many folds. Courtesy poor rescue equipment and lack of...
Now it’s the turn for Germany to go “green”. To cap its irreversible emissions of greenhouses gases into the air, the country’s German Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel has come up with an eight-point plan. As par the new plan, the country’s...
It was in the last decades of the 20th century, loss of habitat, disease and poaching in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda has disappointingly led to the decreasing number of the gorillas in the last places where mountain gorillas still...
You never know, what’s in store under your house! It may once day turn out to be an archeological site. This is exactly what happened with Greenfield Citrus Nursery owner John Babiarz in Mesa. Once to hold a Wal-Mart store in near future, the site in...
Finding it's existing pollution alert system outdated, Hong Kong is considering to draft a new pollution alert to tackle the growing menace of pollution. The new colour-coded alert system similar to one, which warns citizens of approaching...
Western Australia heads for another baby step towards the cause for the environment. It’s all happening in Kwinana. A Kwinana-based refinery, which is responsible for emission of greenhouse gases, recently got a new technology that will be capturing the...
An Australian koala has given birth to rare twin cubs in a safari park in south China's Guangdong Province.
The twin koalas, born in Xiangjiang Safari Park in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong, made their first public appearance on April 17, 2007. ...
Are you a lover of sea food delicacies? Then be aware of those served in California! An ocean algae is blooming across the seas sickening and killing birds, sea lions and dolphins, washing them up on shores from San Diego to San Francisco...
Technology is rapidly taking the assisting place for the cause of the environment, not to mention the satellites. To better understand the global warming related parameters, the Earth observation satellites are put to intense use, letting the...
Industries in Canada have to reduce greenhouse gases by 18 per cent by 2010. This is required by the specifics of the federal government’s much-anticipated emissions plan, released this Thursday. The plan -- named ‘Turning the Corner’ -- requires Canada...
The hopes of Australia being an 'emission-controlled' nation by the decade’s end can be foreseen to have failed, as it would not be able to meet the Kyoto Protocol emissions targets within the stipulated time! -- The Herald Sun...
Scientists have been warning for long that Africa will be worst hit by global warming, be it due to pollution or deforestation leading to diseases and deaths. But, it is already having its toll on the region’s majestic birds – the flamingos. This is...
With the increasing fears of the impact of global warming across the world, scientists are rolling up their gloves to find better solutions to the gruesome after-effects. Concerned on similar grounds, scientists at Global Research Technologies, LLC (GRT)...
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