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Global Warming can be fought with drought resistant crops

It is expected that global warming over the years would affect the water supplies around the world. Realizing this, researchers have gone ahead and created drought resistant varieties crops which will require minimum quantity of water. Researchers are..

UN: Mountain Glaciers melting at unprecedented speed

Do you know that mountain glaciers are typically only tens of meters thick, which are shrinking with an average speed of 60-70cm every year?

More worryingly is the fact that the melting-pace of these glacier was reported three times higher in 2005..

Queensland’s Drought-Parched to drink Purified Sewage

Queensland will become the nation’s first to introduce recycled sewage to its drinking water, and the rest of Australia would follow suit as drought threatens water supplies around the nation. A referendum planned for March on the subject was…

Millions to Go Hungry and Thirsty in The Future

The report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is to be out in April, but a leaked draft in the hand of the Age is making serious headlines. It predicts dire consequences of a warmer world. Shortages in food and water, droughts, rising.

Indonesia to see submersion of its 2,000 islands by 2030

With the 89 centimeters rise in the sea level( as expected)in the costal of Indonesia, a country that consists of 17,000 islands, would submerge its 2,000 islands by the end of 2030. These apprehensions were made by country’s environment minister while..

China way short of its Environmental assurances

This country has a really fast economic growth, however, as far as improving and protecting the environment is concerned it lags way behind.It holds fast to its rank of the second largest producer of greenhouse gases after the US.

Its inexorable…

Marine Conservation High on Bush’s Agenda

President Bush is calling for more federal dollars to conserve America’s oceans and coastlines.

In his fiscal plan for 2008, the president budgeted an additional $140 million to protect oceans, fish and ecosystems.

John Connelly, president of the.

A water landscape isolated for millions of years!

A huge 500m deep Antarctic lake covering an area twice the size of Yorkshire and having enough water to provide London its water needs for 5,000 years lies under an ice sheet four kilometres deep.
Lake Vostok, was discovered beneath a Russian research..

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