- Behavior/Humans
- By Tudor Vieru
- October 13th, 2008
Mirrors Could Keep Us Cool
Greenhouse rooftops are reflecting the sunlight away from the ground
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- October 10th, 2008
Tropical Species Endangered by Global Warming
Animals and plants alike have to move their habitats upwards
- Nano-Biotechnology
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 29th, 2008
Mini-Sub Dives in Lake Baikal, Sets New Record
Mir-1 sets new world record for the deepest dive in a lake
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 21st, 2008
Global Warming Partly Sun's Fault
Sun responsible for one fifth of climate change effects
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 21st, 2008
Wind Speed, Key Component for Climate Change During Last Ice Age
Change in oceanic current circulation blamed on wind speed variations
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 16th, 2008
The Ocean Floor Has Great Potential to Store Carbon Dioxide
Study proposes storing carbon dioxide in basaltic rocks on the ocean floor
- Nano-Biotechnology
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 16th, 2008
Rock Port, Missouri, US' First Wind Powered Town
Only four turbines enough to provide 1,400 people with electricity
- Health
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 15th, 2008
Global Warming Now Synonymous with Kidney Stones
Carbon dioxide emissions directly impact the health of the kidneys
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 14th, 2008
More Food and Fuel, Less Forests
Less than 40 percent of the required arable land is currently available
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 11th, 2008
A Quarter of All Corals Will Go Extinct within a Generation
Corals are among the most threatened species on Earth
- Nano-Biotechnology
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 7th, 2008
Germany Goes Green. Target: 25,000 Megawatts from Wind Power
Renewable energy sources to double their contribution by 2020
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 2nd, 2008
Extinction Comes in the Weirdest Possible Forms
A temperature increase would ensure only the birth of males in the tuatara species of reptiles
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- July 1st, 2008
North Pole Iceless by the End of the Summer, Scientist Say
2008, possibly the first year in history without ice at the North Pole
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- June 9th, 2008
Water Acidification Process Revealed by Marine Life
Overall average water pH could reach 7.8 in the next century
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- June 2nd, 2008
Logging Will Consume Half of Papua New Guinea's Forests in a Decade
Environmentalists call for a decrease in logging rates
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- May 26th, 2008
Temperature Increase Will Completely Paralyze Wine-Making in the UK by 2080
Germanic grape varieties pushed to the north regions of the UK
- Nature
- By Gabriel Gache
- May 23rd, 2008
Pacific Coast Lines Turn Acidic
Carbon dioxide increases oceanic water acidity