Greenzoner.comDid you, Greenzoners, know how environment responses to the climate changes?
There was a new scientific breakthrough in recent studies concerning global warming. Plants, especially flowers, were considered “stable” and non-reacting to the global warming. Recently though, researchers at UC Santa Barbara’s National Center for Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) discovered, that flowers are actually affected by slowly progressing global warming.
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Eco News #6 – plants respond to the global warming
June 5th, 2012EcoNews/EcoLifestyle survey ;)
June 4th, 2012Hello Greenzoners! 🙂
As you probably noticed, we started our EcoNews and EcoLifestyle project. Our question is – what do you think about it and in which way would you like it to develop?
We are glad that we can share some education and knowledge with users, so tell us in the comments – what do you want to read about? News from all around the world? Tips for eco-living? Science articles?
We are waiting for your feedback. 😀
Keep green!
Eco News #5 – colour of the bird’s beak indicates its health
May 24th, 2012Hi Greenzoners! 🙂
Did you know that the colour of a bird’s beak shows if it’s healthy or not? 😉
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EcoNews from Mexico!
Popocatepetl is a volcano located in Mexico, near the city Pueblo. Because of intensified gas emission of Popocatepetl, airport in Pueblo had to be closed for one more time during few days. (more…)
Hello Greenzoners, as we know, actions preserving our environment should be taken. 😉
In Africa is going to be created the biggest preservation park in the world, called The Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area… or shortly, juz KAZA.
It will contain 36 (!) national parks, many wildlife and tourism area.
EcoNews #2 – amazing recovery after the oil spill
April 22nd, 2012Good news, Greenzoners! 😀
Do you remember the BP oil spill accident almost two years ago, near Gulf of Mexico?
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EcoNews #1 Cholera outbreak in California
April 8th, 2012Dear Greenzoners, have you heard the news?
Near the city of Tulelake, in California, United States, there was an outbreak of avian cholera that struck the coots’ refuge and left over 10 000 birds dead.
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