Zapping clouds with lasers could alter Earth’s climate – Science News for Students

June 13, 2016, by Ruby Brown

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What A #2 America Will Look Like?

June 7, 2016 By Joel Fleetwood

by danxoneil Around the year of 2015 Americans world as they currently know it will changes dramatically. To think about the concept of becoming #2 in the world makes peoples hair stand up on their back of their necks. The confidence of the Country is going to be shattered and a new psychological outlook will […]

Global Green Energy Market to Reach USD 831.99 Billion in 2019

June 25, 2016 By Michael Stone

by USDAgov The demand and emphasis on the sustainable, green, and renewable energy sources is exalted due to the depleting energy resources and ever rising energy demands across the world. Green energy is clean energy which is produced by renewable energy sources. This type of energy does not cause any environmental hazards and can be […]

History Of The Early Gardens

June 18, 2016 By Douglas Masters

by ECOgarden In the beginning there was a garden with natural water fountains. Creation’s garden. And life was good. All plants were natives. Food was pure and abundant. Predators and prey were in balance (which is not to say they were equal). Then people got involved and introduced concrete fountains and many other things. They […]

How to Find Weather Related Jobs and Careers

May 28, 2016 By Glen Getty

by Kool Cats Photography over 7 Million Views Are you looking for a career in meteorology or another weather related field? If you are, you may be wondering how you can go about searching for and examining open job listings. The good news it that you have a number of different options, when looking to […]

Polar bears swim for days as sea ice retreats – Science News for Students

May 24, 2016 By Heather Sainz

Science News for StudentsPolar bears swim for days as sea ice retreatsScience News for StudentsSkip to main content. Menu Search Science News. Account. Log In or Join. Newsletter. Newsletter Sign Up. The Society. The Society · Science News · Science News for Students · Student Science. Follow Us. Student Science on Twitter · Student Science […]

After 2025 – What Will Happen Once Most Ice Masses Have Disappeared?

June 29, 2016 By Nancy Matthews

by tjdatsrt Within the next twenty years almost all of the current ice structure will have melted, however, at present this does not concern most of the world’s population. While it is true that we can live without these ice masses, ecologically this is not sound. The planet’s ecology will not be able to sustain […]

Human Physiology & Anatomy Study Guide For Students

June 7, 2016 By Robin Bailey

by polapix Before we get into a debate about human physiology lets clear up what it is . It is the procedures of human beings in good health. Specifically tying in to the biochemical, mechanical and physical works. This includes the organs and the cells that make up these organs. So basically it s a […]

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