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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Rapid Changes for Arctic Flora and Fauna
Unique Arctic habitats for flora and fauna, including sea ice, tundra, lakes, and peatlands have been disappearing over recent decades, and some characteristic Arctic species have shown a decline. The changes in Arctic Biodiversity have global repercussions and are further … Continue reading
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Solar light bulb
Here is new beginning. A good news for power starved parts of world and also a good one for environment.A Hong Kong-based company has introduced what it bills as the world’s only solar-powered light bulb with the hope of reaching … Continue reading
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The Rise of Islamic Geography and Cartography in Middle Ages
After the fall of the Roman Empire in the fifth century, the average European’s knowledge of the world around them was limited to their local area and to maps provided by the religious authorities. The exploration of the fifteenth and … Continue reading
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