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Mass killing of animals for protecting another?! How friendly is it for the nature’s food chain? And to add to it, Alaskan officials are luring hunters with cash and other incentives to do this job – i.e. killing wolves under Alaska’s…

Illegal logging has been a major concern because it’s not just a thriving black business but also a major contributor to climate change. Thanks to a new global computerized system that tracks wood, things may soon change for better.

Under the…

Researchers studying the critically endangered Irrawaddy river dolphin are skeptic about reports of a rise in the number of the creatures and fear the mammals are probably in greater danger than ever.

According to Cambodia’s Commission for Mekong..

Scientists have often wondered why male ungulate antlers and horns are so large and now they have come up with the finding that the horn-like appendages of the deer is not just a decoration but also an indication of its individual quality.

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Of the many solutions put forward for curbing pollution, there is one more entry in the form of ‘Taxing the rubbish.’ Sounds strange! The suggestion given by Sir Michael Lyons, says councils could be given a power to impose a charge for waste collection..

Change in climate and constructions of dams are turning out to be harmful for rivers at least! The two factors, spawning as a big threat to many major rivers across the world, possibly will affect fresh water supplies and marine life. WWF, the global…

The United States, blamed for causing global warming hugely and raising fear of increasing fragility of its nature to the climate, has come up with the first global system capable of monitoring greenhouse gases linked to global warming, man is…

Christopher Goodwin’s love affair with garbage has given way to some retrospective art. He spends his days driving a dump truck but continues to pick up trash even when he’s off the clock. A candy wrapper, a losing lottery ticket, a cigarette butt…

Global warming has turned out to be one of the most intensely studied environmental phenomena the planet has ever known. It’s not for nothing that there is a hue and cry everytime even a minute change is noticed. It is interesting to see world leaders…

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Fossils of digger dinosaurs are discovered in Montana, US recently. These small dinosaurs used to burrow into the ground 95 million year old. These Montana dinosaurs are been seen by palaeontologists for the first time. They are..