By Mani G Kkpudur
India is basically an agricultural country, and all its resources depend on the agricultural output. Water is evidently the most vital element in the plant life. Water is normally supplied to the plants by nature through rains. However, the total rainfall in a particular area may be either insufficient, or ill-timed. In [...]
By Giovanni Monty P Henry
The situation of the environment is now been known by many. Natural calamities occur many times in a single year and causes death and illnesses. Most of the areas now experience water and air pollutions. People were engaged in illegal logging that caused flooding even in the cities. Our rivers needs [...]
By Piter Smith
With progress of science and technology and demands for a comfortable living the concept of town planning has attracted much attention in today’s world. An unplanned city might evoke much disgust besides practical problems like transportation hassles, water problems, congestion etc. The concept, town planning involves effective land use along with transportation planning [...]
By Stephen Monday
Does any scientist know what effects could take place should a category 3 hurricane develop, and find a track which brings it alongside the huge oil slick? Would the force of the wind on the surface of the water, suck up the majority of the spill, and collect it in the “eye” of [...]
By David M. Jacobs
A zero point energy magnetic generator uses magnets to generate electricity. Many people might find it hard to believe, but it is a reality. A magnet contains energy, but does not require any input. Most people are familiar with solar or wind power, but very few know that magnets can actually produce [...]
By John Trefry
For a while now there has been talk of “going green.” In my view, going green only works if there is a profit motive. Companies that think they can make money will go green when they think it is profitable to do so. And most people will only go green in their daily [...]
By Donald G. Smith
Enough! That is a phrase that is supposed to be be contemplated as a life saver. There are too many persons out there, “females and males,” who deal with being mistreated all the time. And for the reason that their hearts are so substantial and they are so beaten down and defeated…They [...]
By Abigail George
The reality of the ‘rainbow nation’ (a term that was coined in South Africa when it achieved the status of a democracy) that nobody ever talks about now is that xenophobic attacks have been on the increase. As well trauma, rape, domestic violence, mental illness, poverty, stress and depression in workplaces across the [...]
By Steven Magill
There has been a significant change over the last twenty years or so with the green movement. Back then, it was thought of as a group of radicals willing to disrupt the wheels of progress. They were activists that would be willing to be arrested by trespassing on private properties to stop oil [...]
By Jerran Wolf
At least that’s what Stephen Hawking thinks, and its hard to argue with someone who spends his time developing theories of time travel and unraveling the mysteries of black holes. In a new documentary for the Discovery Channel, Hawking warns that we shouldn’t be hoping to be contacted by alien races. In his [...]