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Bigger Wallets – Bigger Waistlines :-)

By Guest PostMay 17, 20101 commentHealthcanadian men, obese in canada, obesity levels, overweight, rich households, wealthy men

In Canada, in stark contrast with the rest of the world, wealthy men increase their likelihood of being overweight with every extra dollar they make. (more…)

Plant’s role in global warming

By Guest PostApril 30, 2010Environment, Scienceandy mcleod, atmosphere, Bangladesh, campus, carbon dioxide, earth, forestry and agriculture, global warming, methane, moulana bhashani science and technology university, ozone, percent of earth’s emission, plants, santosh, school of geosciences, tangail, university of edinburgh

Plants remain an effective way of tackling global warming despite emitting small amounts of an important greenhouse gas, a study has shown.

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‘Unexpected’ Discovery a Clue in Solving Galactic Mystery

By Guest PostApril 23, 2010Sciencebiosignature, Christine dellert, columbia university, earth-like planet, galactic mystery, joseph harrington, kevin stevenson, massachusetts institute of technology, methane-free world, NASA, neptune, oxygen, physics professor, smallest exoplanet GJ 436b, spitzer space telescope, ufc, university of central florida

A Neptune-sized exoplanet orbiting a small star about 33 light years away could be a key stepping stone on the path to making sense of an Earth twin.

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Horror Movie Villains – The Most Terrifying One’s of All Time

By Guest PostApril 16, 2010Entertainmenthorror movie, horror movie legend, horror movie villains, horror scene

Not all horror movies are created equal. Indeed the success or failure of a horror movie often depends on how terrifying (or sometimes likeable) the “villain” is. So here we present those villains who have given us bad dreams, great one-liners, and sometimes even bladder control problems. (more…)

The Shrinking Aral Sea

By Guest PostApril 9, 2010Environmentaral sea, central asian states, cotton, ecology, fish population, fourth largest lake, kazakhstan, lake ecology, paddies, rice, salt-laden, shrinking aral sea, uzbekistan

The Aral Sea is actually not a sea at all. It is an immense lake, a body of fresh water, although that particular description of its contents might now be more a figure of speech than practical fact.

Once it was world’s ‘fourth’ largest lake. But now the lake has shrunk by 70 percent.

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Bigger Wallets – Bigger Waistlines :-)

Plant’s role in global warming

‘Unexpected’ Discovery a Clue in Solving Galactic Mystery

Horror Movie Villains – The Most Terrifying One’s of All Time

The Shrinking Aral Sea