We have harped numerous times about the propitious phase our green oriented technology is going through in the recent times. However, when it boils down to core statistical figures, ‘old school’ coal burning powerplants still account for about 40 percent
In the journal, Geology, according to a research published this week the world is still going to be completely different for the future generations even though we manage to keep the global warming at the mark of two degrees as recommended by Intergovernme
Researchers have now confirmed what most gardeners and experts at plant culture have been suspecting for long.This further supports the popular notion that less watering to the transplants in the first few days toughens them for drought and they blossom b
We all know that landfills produce methane which is a powerful greenhouse gas and when it is released into the environment it proves out to be twenty times more harmful than carbon dioxide. Some researchers are proposing to harvest this gas to generate el
In 2011, when over 200 million gallons of raw sewage flowed into the Hudson River due to a fire and explosion at Harlem’s North River Wastewater Treatment plant, the authorities in New York got a real setback and decided to make a significant investment
The problem of global warming needs little to absolutely no introduction to most. Unless you have been living under a rock without cable for the last decade or so, pretty much every popular doomsday scenario has linked itself to the phenomenon and rode th
Parking lots have become an important aspect of our day to day life. With the increase in the number of vehicles the parking lots are also increasing. After all if you own a car you definitely need a space to park it. It’s not just an urban issue, but a
A study conducted by researchers at the Stockholm University claims that automobile tires maybe an unexplored and potential source of carcinogenic dibenzopyrenes. These are a type of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH), which are potent atmospheric poll
