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Ecology

Solar energy leads to pollution of the environment by lead

Chris Cherry of the University of Tennessee (USA) found that the industry is heavily dependent on lead-acid batteries, which alone in China and India lead to the release of more than 2.4 million tons of lead per year (12 kg per 1 kW in China and 8, 5 kg - in India).
01 September 2011, 22:22

Creating artificial trees is the best way to combat the greenhouse effect

According to the Association of British Engineers, artificial trees are the most promising direction of inhibiting climate change. Currently, artificial trees are being studied at Columbia University.
30 August 2011, 17:07

Climate change provokes the growth of mental illnesses

The number of mental illnesses will grow because of climate change, writes The Sydney Morning Herald, referring to the report of the Sydney Climate Institute "Climate of Suffering: The True Cost of Living in Conditions of Idleness with Respect to Climate Change."
30 August 2011, 15:10

Urbanization has led to a change in the sexual habits of birds

Females of titmouses living near roads and human settlements have to change their sexual habits: they usually prefer low-lying males, but industrial noise makes them deal with those who sing high, but audibly.
30 August 2011, 14:17

Scientists have established the relationship between climate change and the frequency of civil wars

By statistical analysis, American scientists have established the relationship between the El Niño cycles and the frequency of civil wars "in many tropical countries," writes The Independent, citing a publication in Nature.
28 August 2011, 23:38

Human excrement caused the disappearance of corals

The reindeer (six-ray) coral (Acropora palmata) was once the most widespread ripostroitelnik of the Caribbean, but over the past ten years, the population decreased by 90%. This was partly due to the so-called white smallpox, which exposes the skeleton of the coral, killing its soft tissues.
18 August 2011, 18:33

Changes in sun activity will increase the risk of radiation exposure to airplanes

The Sun's exit from the maximum activity is likely to increase the risk of radiation exposure to aircraft and spacecraft, researchers at Reading University (UK) report.
17 August 2011, 20:19

The consequences of global warming begin to appear in the Arctic

Global warming has unexpected consequences: now the main danger comes from fires in the tundra, writes Paolo Virtuani in a material published on the website of the newspaper Corriere della Sera.
15 August 2011, 19:25

Primitive people did not live in harmony with nature, scientists say

The study of food remains from ancient sites along the lower Ika River in Peru confirmed the earlier assumption that even primitive people did not live in harmony with nature.
15 August 2011, 18:38

Perspectives: Reuse of carbon dioxide as a biofuel

The processing of carbon dioxide, emitted into the atmosphere in epic quantities, is extremely complex, but many scientists believe that this is not only worth the effort, but also necessary.
12 August 2011, 22:32

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