… at the very heart of their range in central Africa has been reported by scientists. Scientists working with the ECOFAC program (an EC-funded regional forest conservation program for central Africa) in northern Republic of Congo said today that…

… live with mutual cooperation and influence on each other. For example, mankind benefits as much 2.9 trillion dollars from biological diversity. Despite this benefit, however, because of the paucity of awareness of environmental importance, many species…

… of the original forest cover has been destroyed, and things are set to deteriorate unless the current alarming rate of deforestation is checked. Every minute an estimated 26 hectares of forest is lost – that’s an area equivalent to 37 football pitches…

… were rigorously questioning the exclusion of women, their interests, and visions of the good life, from policy debates, including those of science. What underlying assumptions and processes had led to the noticeable underrepresentation of women scientist…

… from the book, When Rabbit Howls,” by the Troops of Truddi Chase. “The words were not totally clear because she cried through them, telling of being placed atop the stepfather’s naked body, astraddle first his midsection, and then being moved…

… that it is sometimes difficult to Imagine life without them. However, computers as we know them are relatively new devices. In fact, the first electronic computers were built just over fifty years ago. Since that time, the technology has advanced at…

… New cases discovered in all cities. So far three types of “The Plague” have been found. Bubonic is the first and most common of the three. Bubonic is the only type that has had survivors, so far. The symptoms are: Enlarged or inflamed lymph nodes…

… Global Warming 2 Global Warming: Fact or Fiction For many years now, the subject of global warming has been the cause of heated debates throughout the world. The theory is based on the idea that greenhouse gasses are accumulating in Earth’s…

… on was about the changes in technology over the past twenty years. Americans have adjusted to include technology in their daily lives. Americans find that having a computer is just as common as having a refrigerator or other various household…

… sixteen million people in the United States alone, almost one out of every seventeen people, have diabetes. Diabetes is a serious illness, and there are about 1,800 new cases are being diagnosed each day. To completely understand diabetes,…