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Nuclear Disasters Likely to Occur Once in 20 Years
A new study carried out by German scientists warn that nuclear accidents similar to Chernobyl and Fukushima are likely to occur at least once in every two decades and pose the risk of radioa...

Cut Down Seagrass Ecosystems to Liberate Carbon
Seagrass ecosystems possess the level of carbon per hectare just as much as the world's forests and they are now among its most endangered systems, claims new study. In the past century...

Research Shows Global Warming Intensifying Water Cycle
Changing patterns of salinity in the global ocean during the past 50 years, marking a clear fingerprint of climate change has been detected by Australian scientists. The scientists invol...

Future of Renewable Energy: Space-Based Solar Power?
A new study has suggested that solar power collected in space could eventually provide the renewable energy of the future. Researchers at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow have alre...

Earth Will Not be Able to Sustain Human Activity by 2030
The World Wildlife Fund has said that humans are exploiting the natural resources of the planet way faster than it can replenish itself and warned that unless the trend is reversed quickly, ...

Fungus That Can Consume Discarded Plastic Discovered
Researchers have discovered a fungus in the Amazon rainforest that can break down the common plastic polyurethane, used in billions of discarded plastic bottles. Their pile-up, amounting...

Prudent Intake Can Induce Dip in Carbon Footprint: Study
Consumers can facilitate to rein in on greenhouse gas emission by cutting down the quantity of food they buy, serve and waste, study suggests. According to the study conducted at the Un...

Study Links Air Pollution Level Changes in Beijing With Cardiovascular Disease Biomarkers
A study in the May 16 issue of JAMA, a theme issue on Global Health, found that during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, changes in air pollution were associated with changes in biomarkers of syste...

Study Shows Wasted Milk is a Real Drain on Our Resources
A recent research shows that milk poured down Britain's kitchen sinks each year creates a carbon footprint equivalent to thousands of car exhaust emissions. Scientists say the 360,000...

Saving Energy Not a Priority With Gen Y
Gen Y, those between 13 and 30 years and engrossed on power intensive technology like iPods and laptops, ignore messages to conserve energy even with mounting environmental concerns, states ...

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