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Plankton Eats Plastic...
Plastics that are in the seas have heavy impact on the environment and marine ecosystems, as they go into the food chain of species, according to scientists, since Zooplankton consumes plastics! Pl...
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Metsa Wood and the Plan B
Metsa Wood, a Finnish quality wood products producer, has developed a "Plan B" campaign, which aims to highlight the fact that wood should always be considered as a serious option in everything from d...
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Video: French Speleologists Visit Grotte Des Escargots
Members of the Speleological Group from Tarbes, explore Grotte des Escargots (snails Cave) in the Hautes Pyrénées region of France. Members of the Speleological Group from Tarbes, exp...
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The Largest Ice Shelf In Antarctica Melting
Scientists warn that the global warming may cause the detachment of the largest ice shelf in Antarctica, which would bring catastrophic consequences. Scientists warn that the global warming may cau...
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Helium Leakage from Fault in LA Raises Fears of a Major Earthquake
In a huge rift in the Earth's crust near Los Angeles, it is observed helium leak, and researchers believe that this finding sheds new light on the Newport-Inglewood fault in the basin of Los Angeles....
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Pyramids of Egypt Would Fit in the Sinkholes of the Comet 67P
The Rosetta space craft, which explores the comet 67P, discovered something very interesting. The Rosetta space craft, which explores the comet 67P, discovered something very interesting. Read more
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Sun Cooling Will Not Save Earth
It is possible, sometime in the coming decades, the solar activity to retreat and the temperatures to fall, but, according to experts, this phenomenon will not prevent the disaster that has brought th...
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Drinking Water On Earth Is Ending
Satellites that monitor subtle changes in the Earth's gravitational field, show that the aquifers are over-pumped in many areas worldwide, without even knowing whether there are stocks or if water sim...
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Central Texas Floods-May 23-25, 2015
Significant rainfall moved across Central Texas over Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-25, 2015, causing flooding damage to Austin and the surrounding towns of Blanco, Wimberley, San Marcos, and...
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Research into Bamboo as a Structural Material to be led by Pitt
Funded by the U.S. and UK governments in collaboration with higher education institutions in Brazil, China, India and Indonesia, a University of Pittsburgh-led consortium is one of 14 ne multilateral...
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