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There’s only eight days left in May and we still need to raise $9,000 in order to reach our goal of raising $20K in May for Patagonia. We not only want to see Patagonia’s ecosystem survive encroachments from enterprises like bottom trawling […]
The coal energy source in its purest form is simply fossilized carbon, which are formed in excess of 100 million years ago from once living plants. generally these plants die, or otherwise, and are buried underground. Such usually happens in cataclysms and as a result the plant trunks do not rot naturally, instead the trunks […]
Amphibian Ark is announcing its first frog naming rights auction, beginning immediately. The highest bid made on Charity Buzz will win the naming rights to a newly discovered species in the genus Osornophryne, an endangered “walking frog” indigenous to the remote Andes Mountains in Ecuador. All proceeds will go toward saving one or […]
Things are not always as they seem! Scratch beyond the surface and the truth is always different.
The concentrations of the atmospheric greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide, methane and water vapor - are undergoing net increases even though the concentration of water vapor is somewhat occasionally tempered as a result of rainfalls. Moreover, any interactivity-impact […]
Hundreds of giant pandas had to be rescued as the Chinese earthquake devastated the Wolong nature reserve.
Shaking with fear and desperately clinging to trees for support, many had to be coaxed down to the ground as the quake uprooted forests and sent boulders as “big as Volkswagens” crashing down from nearby mountains.
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