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Q#5: What is There Beyond Kyoto?

189 nations meet in Montreal to discuss how to combat global warming. The 10-day UN Climate Control Conference is considered the most important gathering on global warming since Kyoto, bringing together thousands of experts from 180 nations to…

Europe Faces Devastating Climate Changes: Study

Newspapers and other media have been reporting on climate changes in Europe. But, how many of us could track-back it? Do you know Europe is facing a devastating climate changes unseen on the continent for 5,000 years?! Thanks to the European…

Some Birds Are Not Flying South: Blame Global Warming?

Africa will gradually stop witnessing the European songbirds, as they are canceling their winter trips there as a break. Rather, they seem to be preferring to fly to Great Britain instead, according to bird experts. European songbirds may be story for…

Use of Propane in Farming is Increasing

The use of propane gas on firms is increasingly becoming popular. More than half of U.S. farms currently use propane for a variety of purposes, which include heating, fuel for tractors, crop drying and non-chemical pest control. In the years ahead, the…

6,000 B.C. Settlements Unveiled in Greece

Though the first traces of human settlement in Greece date to at least 4,000 B.C., farming settlements seem to be dating back to as early as 6,000 B.C.! Archaeologists in northern Greece have uncovered traces of two prehistoric farming settlements, the.

Northern US Lakes Losing Ice Coverage

It is happening for the last 30 years. The northern U.S. lakes have been losing annual ice cover earlier each year. A University of Wisconsin study reportedly suggests this. From 1971 to 2002, researchers re-examined ice trends for 56 lakes across…

Mount St. Helens is Erupting Quietly

Mount St. Helens is erupting now! The current eruption of Mount St. Helens is now in its 15th month. But, how is it so? As volcanic eruptions go, it’s unusually quiet. And it shows no signs of turning violent! There are no explosions; no ash is thrown..

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