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Environment

  • Scientists Warn of Chemical Dangers in Food Packaging, but Not Without Their Critics
    Scientists Warn of Chemical Dangers in Food Packaging, but Not Without Their Critics
    Environmental scientists have warned the long-term effects of synthetic chemicals used in packaging, food storage and processing food could be damaging our health. In a paper published in the Journal ...
    March 1, 2014BY Jo Adetunji
  • After Logging, Salamanders Show Forest Recovery
    After Logging, Salamanders Show Forest Recovery
    Population size of salamanders reflects forest habitat quality and can predict how ecosystems rebound from forest logging activity, ...
    February 28, 2014BY Jeff Sossamon
  • Have We Passed the Point of No Return? Stunning Video From NOAA Shows Disappearing Polar Ice
    Have We Passed the Point of No Return? Stunning Video From NOAA Shows Disappearing Polar Ice
    Watch: amount of multi-year ice in Arctic, 1987-2013 dwindeling away
    February 24, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • 9 Fascinating Creatures Unique to Madagascar
    9 Fascinating Creatures Unique to Madagascar
    Madagascar is full of wildlife found only on the East African island. The real creatures are even more ...
    February 24, 2014BY Benjamin Kim
  • Can Fracking Become Greener? A Talk with Halliburton’s Tech Team
    Can Fracking Become Greener? A Talk with Halliburton’s Tech Team
    As a leader in the hydraulic fracturing industry, Halliburton is working to decrease the environmental impact of this ...
    February 21, 2014BY James Grundvig
  • 11 Bugs a Lot of People Love to Eat
    11 Bugs a Lot of People Love to Eat
    For about 2 billion of the world’s 7 billion people, bugs are part of a traditional feast. Here ...
    February 21, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • From Flies to Whales, Animal Movement has ‘Magic Range’
    From Flies to Whales, Animal Movement has ‘Magic Range’
    The wonder of animal movement, from the tiniest of insects to the largest fish in the sea, has ...
    February 20, 2014BY Keith Randall
  • What Are We Putting in Our Food? This 9-Year-Old Girl’s Simple Science Experiment Will Shock You
    What Are We Putting in Our Food? This 9-Year-Old Girl’s Simple Science Experiment Will Shock You
    What exactly do chemicals used in agriculture do to our food? How do they affect our bodies?
    February 20, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • 9 Deadliest Snakes in the World
    9 Deadliest Snakes in the World
    Some of the world's deadliest snakes are aggressive and quick-to-strike, while others pack potent venom but will only ...
    February 19, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • This Is What Poaching Looks Like (Graphic Video); It Can Be Stopped
    This Is What Poaching Looks Like (Graphic Video); It Can Be Stopped
    Video: The market for Rhino horns and elephant tusks is thriving and prices are only growing.When prices are ...
    February 19, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • China’s Polluted Air Is Changing the Weather
    China’s Polluted Air Is Changing the Weather
    Air pollution from China is affecting the world’s weather. The findings are based on climate models and data ...
    February 14, 2014BY Keith Randall
  • Squirrels and Owls Live in Trees, Why Not Humans?
    Squirrels and Owls Live in Trees, Why Not Humans?
    Awesome treehouses for adults the ‘new urban sprawl,’ says Danish architect
    February 14, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • It’s Labeled Organic, But Its Genes Were Scrambled With Gamma Rays
    It’s Labeled Organic, But Its Genes Were Scrambled With Gamma Rays
    Depending on where you live, fruit and vegetable varieties created through mutagenesis, the forced mutation of plant DNA, ...
    February 11, 2014BY Marieke Vos
  • The Grief of a Mother Penguin (+ Video)
    The Grief of a Mother Penguin (+ Video)
    Birds are not known for being expressive creatures. Relatively speaking, they are lower down on the cute scale. ...
    January 31, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • If We Want to Save the Environment, Images Like These Must Go Viral
    If We Want to Save the Environment, Images Like These Must Go Viral
    whale shark slaughterhouse uncovered in southeastern China (photos +Video). A factory in China is killing over 600 whale ...
    January 29, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • Pesticide DDT Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
    Pesticide DDT Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
    Exposure to the pesticide DDT may increase the risk and severity of Alzheimer’s disease in some people, particularly ...
    January 29, 2014BY Robin Lally
  • Following the Weather
    Following the Weather
    From the violence of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot to Earth’s own extreme weather, Pedram Hassanzadeh is investigating atmospheric ...
    January 26, 2014BY Alvin Powell
  • An Ancient Tirade on Gluttony That Still Rings True—History’s Lesson on Carbon Food-Prints
    An Ancient Tirade on Gluttony That Still Rings True—History’s Lesson on Carbon Food-Prints
    Food traveled far in the Roman empire. Today, it likewise travels from far-off places to feed our exotic ...
    January 25, 2014BY Marieke Vos
  • Green Cities Provide a Mental Health Boost That Lasts
    Green Cities Provide a Mental Health Boost That Lasts
    It's been established that enjoying green spaces in otherwise grey urban areas can lead to improved mental health ...
    January 25, 2014BY Ian Alcock
  • Bio Gas Car: Pros, Cons, Costs
    Bio Gas Car: Pros, Cons, Costs
    Epoch Times is taking a look at each of the major options for going green on the road. ...
    January 20, 2014BY Micaela Strömbäck Vujica
  • Watch: Bird Steals Camera, Shoots Amazing Video of Penguin Colony
    Watch: Bird Steals Camera, Shoots Amazing Video of Penguin Colony
    A wild bird, intrigued by a spy egg-cam planted by John Downer Production—a company that specializes in making ...
    January 19, 2014BY Gidon Belmaker
  • Electric Cars by the Numbers
    Electric Cars by the Numbers
    You will find more statistics at Statista   ALSO SEE:  Pros and Cons of Electric Cars Hybrid Car ...
    January 18, 2014BY Niall McCarthy
  • Endangered Turtles Face New Threat in Indonesia
    Endangered Turtles Face New Threat in Indonesia
    Green sea turtles remain a rare sight in many parts of the world, but one Indonesian island tasked ...
  • Explainer: What Causes Winter Storms?
    Explainer: What Causes Winter Storms?
    The storms which have battered the UK over recent weeks can be traced back to a strong front ...
    January 9, 2014BY Nigel Arnell
  • After Shooting 40,000 Elephants, He Vowed to Find a Better Way to Save Two-Thirds of the World From Becoming Desert
    After Shooting 40,000 Elephants, He Vowed to Find a Better Way to Save Two-Thirds of the World From Becoming Desert
    As two thirds of the world is possibly in danger of slowly turning to desert, Allan Savory's Holistic ...
    January 8, 2014BY Marieke Vos
  • Is Industrial Hemp the Ultimate Energy Crop?
    Is Industrial Hemp the Ultimate Energy Crop?
    Using industrial hemp for the production of bioenergy may be efficient and better for the environment than some ...
    January 6, 2014BY Thomas Prade
  • Amazing Nature: Lightning Creates Food Out of Thin Air
    Amazing Nature: Lightning Creates Food Out of Thin Air
    Though lightning can cause great damage, it can also create life-sustaining materials when it strikes air.
    January 4, 2014BY Marieke Vos
TOP NEWS
  • Stormy Daniels Eager to Testify in Trump Trial
    NEW By Nathan Worcester
    Stormy Daniels Eager to Testify in Trump Trial
  • ‘There Needs to Be Compromise’: Rex Lee on What Fuels Our Energy Future
    1hr By Tiffany Meier
    ‘There Needs to Be Compromise’: Rex Lee on What Fuels Our Energy Future
  • Judge Strikes Down Carry Permit Age Restriction in Minnesota
    4hr By Allen Zhong
    Judge Strikes Down Carry Permit Age Restriction in Minnesota
  • The ‘Mona Lisa’ of the Southern Hemisphere: Frederic Leighton’s Iconic ‘Flaming June’
    5hr By Michelle Plastrik
    The ‘Mona Lisa’ of the Southern Hemisphere: Frederic Leighton’s Iconic ‘Flaming June’
  • AMERICAN ESSENCE: Why Forage? To Eat 'The Best Stuff You’ve Ever Had,' Says Sam Thayer
    5hr By Kevin Revolinski
    AMERICAN ESSENCE: Why Forage? To Eat 'The Best Stuff You’ve Ever Had,' Says Sam Thayer
  • Manhattan DA Acknowledges Some Federal Funds Were Used to Investigate Trump
    6hr By Nathan Worcester
    Manhattan DA Acknowledges Some Federal Funds Were Used to Investigate Trump
  • Top House Democrat Demands Vote on Gun Control Legislation ‘Immediately’
    7hr By Tom Ozimek
    Top House Democrat Demands Vote on Gun Control Legislation ‘Immediately’
  • Arts: It’s National Poetry Month: Ways and Reasons to Join the Festivities
    7hr By Jeff Minick
    Arts: It’s National Poetry Month: Ways and Reasons to Join the Festivities
  • University of California Proposes Guaranteed Admission for Qualified Transfer Students
    7hr By Micaela Ricaforte
    University of California Proposes Guaranteed Admission for Qualified Transfer Students
  • Biden Admin Identifies Key Areas in Clean Energy Acceleration Roadmap
    8hr By Allen Zhong
    Biden Admin Identifies Key Areas in Clean Energy Acceleration Roadmap
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