To try to learn more about the southern San Andreas Fault including a segment that has not ruptured in more than three centuries, scientists plan to use $2 million in federal “seed money”. The fault slices 800-mile through California. One of the most…
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An irony to the giant water mammals — whale hunting is “a national heritage” in Japan. The country, since then has enticed children with whale burger school lunches, and served a party’s mood with red meat delicacies.
This has gradually opened up…
Oversupply of Whale Meat Throws Japan in Dilemma Read More »
A breath of relief for the habitats of the US west coast. Firefighters are hoping to bring the week-long raging fire under control over the weekend. the Orange County fire department said in a statement, the 10,000-acre (4,000-ha) fire raging near…
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The northern hemisphere experienced its most widespread warmth for 1,200 years. And late 20th Century has witnessed this. The journal Science has reported this.
Than either the Medieval Warm Period or Little Ice Age, the last 100 years is more…
Last Millennium Witnessed the ‘Warmest Climate’ Read More »
The cost of climate change is ignored when it comes to oil profits, New Economics Foundation commented. If the social costs of the greenhouse gas emissions of the oil and gas companies were taken into account, the huge profits reported by the companies…
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It is of great concern that global warming is melting away the icy habitats where polar bears live! Amid these concerns, the federal government is reviewing whether they should be considered a threatened species.
Protection may be warranted under the..
Should Polar Bears Be Considered A Threatened Species? Feds Reviews Read More »
With the soaring price of gasoline and winter heating, President George W. Bush’s administration provides a short-term answer – conservation. The answer even includes the unveiling of a cartoon mascot dubbed “Energy Hog”. It is to bring home the case…
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The decision that allowed three foreign-owned processing plants to continue slaughtering horses for meat runs counter to a measure signed into U.S. law last November. Politicians and animal-welfare activists are up with their dissenting arms against…
Horse Slaughter Permitted in U.S., Defying Recent Law! Read More »
Elusive genetic variations that make people vulnerable to some of the most common diseases need to be uncovered, and on this line Government scientists are launching a major project. The project would also determine what in the environment — pollution,..
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Will a vast irrigation project intended to help farmers in eastern Arkansas harm the rare ivory-billed woodpecker? A federal judge heard arguments on this Monday.
On this ground, environmentalists asked U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson to…
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