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Category: Scientific Reports
Deadzone near Oil Spill Site
Divers examining the damage caused by this year's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have experienced a curious
NASA to monitor Himalayas
A new system that will allow scientists to monitor the impact of climate change in the Himalayas using images
Arctic sea ice soon to disappear
Scientists in the US are predicting that within 30 years there will no longer be summer sea ice in
India No. three carbon emitter
India's environment minister said on Monday the country could not have high economic growth and a rapid rise in
Census surveys global marine life
Results of the first-ever global marine life census were unveiled Monday, revealing an unprecedented view of life beneath the
Pacific Walrus under threat
Move over, polar bear. The Pacific walrus may be the new icon of global warming. Like polar bears, walruses
Oil from BP spill traveled 500 kms
Traces of oil from a ruptured BP well in the Gulf of Mexico have been found at a depth
Pollination crisis hits India crops
A decline in pollinating insects in India is resulting in reduced vegetable yields and could limit people's access to
The Big Wet is still The Big Dry
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) says Australia is experiencing its wettest year on record since 2000. New figures show
World’s rivers in crisis, study says
The world's rivers are in crisis including in North America and Europe where governments have invested trillions of dollars