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January 9th, 2013
Know good blogging website in your language? Show it to us! (GzEcoArticle Contest)
January 9th, 2013Hello again, Greenzoners!
We are preparing ourselves to start GzEcoArticle contest – but we need your feedback! 😉
These are the blogging websites throughout our research and your comments and mails:
ezinearticles.com
squidoo.com
hubpages.com
tumblr.com
hposterous.com
xanga.com
wordpress.com
xomba.com
odnoklassniki.ru (users proposal)
scribd.com (users proposal)
deviantart.com (users proposal)
blogspot.com (users proposal)
But most of them are in english. So, if you want to write an article in your native language, find appropriate publishing website, on which:
– you can post your written material
-you can link to other sites
-the content is visible
We are waiting for your help. New prizes are waiting!
Eco News #33 – Antarctica Warming
December 23rd, 2012Hello there Greenzoners!
One of the largest shelves of Antarctica is called Larsen B – and in a period of over 35 years it has lost over 2000 square kilometers and it’s still declining, mostly because of rising temperature. Antarctica consists of more than 2/3 of Earth’s freshwater supply, which makes ocean levels to rise .
Scientists are aware that the warming of Antarctica may affect the population of penguins, whose homes and habitats are being threatened.
Pictures by National Geographic.
Eco News #32 – The goblin shark
December 13th, 2012Hi Greenzoners! Spooked already? 😉
This terrifying by appearance creature here is the goblin shark – very rare species of deep water animal. They are found in a water deeper than 200m or on the surface, dragged up by deep sea fishers.
Their characteristic feature is head strangely shaped and retractable jaws. (more…)
Eco News #31: Oncilla, the rarest cat, caught on camera
December 1st, 2012Hello Greenzoners!
Few days ago we wrote about recent encounter with the world’s rarest whale. Well, there is no end to great discoveries – especially if it comes to rare animals! (more…)
Eco News #30 – rarest whale known to humanity seen recently
November 25th, 2012Hello Greenzoners! 🙂
Recently, a new discovery on the coast of New Zealand proved our little knowledge about ocean depths. The rarest whale known to the humanity was seen for the first time after very long time (more…)
Eco News #29 – streams are affected by urban development
November 19th, 2012According to the new studies by the USGS, streams are more vulnerable to urban development than it was previously thought. Growing and spreading inhabited areas lead to the indirect contamination of nearby streams. As scientists claim, “streams are not only water – they are communities of aquatic life”. And, because of pollution, important and sensitive aquatic species living in the streams die out.
What do you think about it, dear Greenzoners?
Eco News #28 – shrinking glaciers in Himalayas
November 17th, 2012Hello Greenzoners!
Geology professor and scientist, Summer Rupper recently stated that the progressing global warming is affecting the Himalayas.
Yes – the highest mountains in the world are suffering from rising temperature, which leads to the shrinking of glaciers by melting, – leading to huge amounts of water coming down from the mountains. (more…)
Vice’s Fresh Water in U.S. documentary
November 15th, 2012Hi Greenzoners! We recommend you to watch interesting documentary about water supplies and their quality in United States, directed by Vice, the creator of absorbing, witty and easy to watch documentaries. 😉
To watch go here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrUVLpFaUoM&feature=g-u-u
Eco News #27 – Habitable Super-Earth?
November 11th, 2012Hi Greenzoners! Any one of you is into astronomy? 😉
A planet that could sustain life was just discovered. It’s called HD 40307G and is located in a “habitable zone” – that is in area, where the planet is not too close or too far from its sun, so that liquid water can exist.
