July 25, 2010 / global warming
Global warming is the average increase in the earth’s temperature that leads to many adverse effects in environment. There are many causes for global warming. One such cause is the emission of green
July 21, 2010 / energy
We must go almost 30 years in the past to see first wind turbines rising in North America. The first turbines were built in Tehachapi in early 1980s and were 13 to 18 meters tall and were producing on
July 19, 2010 / energy
Just a few days after the first manned solar flight an unmanned solar aircraft set up the world record for continuous flight. Solar plane called Zephyr, designed and developed by UK defense technology
July 18, 2010 / Earth
Last report by the U.N. Environmental Program or UNEP showed that about a one fifth of the world’s mangroves have been lost since 1980. It is more than 36 square kilometers of forests that are strad
July 16, 2010 / disasters
Almost 3 months, to be exact 87 days after the start of catastrophe, oil flow is finally halted. People around the globe can take a break in hope that better days are in front of Gulf of Mexico. BP ma
July 11, 2010 / disasters
Frustrated with limited data on the BP oil gusher, a group of independent scientists has proposed a large experiment that would give a clearer understanding of where the oil and gas are going an
July 7, 2010 / energy
A manned solar-powered airplane took off in the early hours of Wednesday morning for a 24-hour trip that will include its first nighttime flight. After being postponed last week, the flight began
July 3, 2010 / energy
When most people think of energy generated by the sun, they think of solar panels on rooftops. But one of the most promising solar projects to deliver large amounts of solar power is concentrated so
June 30, 2010 / global warming
Here is a complete letter from Bernard Miller, retired professor of chemistry at University of Massachusetts regarding the use of fossil fuels and global warming. A recent letter stated that the glo
June 22, 2010 / global warming
Climate change skeptics often argue that the science is still open to question and that researchers need to carry out further study. However, a new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy
June 20, 2010 / global warming
It’s impossible to pin isolated natural phenomena—like an individual volcanic eruption—on global warming, but some researchers insist that there is a correlation between the two in some instan
June 15, 2010 / energy, global warming
According to a latest study conducted busts a myth that coal burning for electricity is better for Earth than wood. The results reveal that wood burning power plants produce much more amount of gree
