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Learning from Landslides
The Kentucky Geological Survey is compiling a landslide inventory database to document the distribution and geological characteristics of landslides across Kentucky state and to provide easy access to...
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New Formula Protects Tunnels From Fires
The researchers of Ruhr-Universität Bochum have developed a method of spraying steel-fiber-infused shotcrete, which makes tunnels and bridges more robust against fire. The researchers of Ruhr-Univers...
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The Earth Is Still Too Hot!
Despite the widespread impression that in recent years there has been some respite and slowdown in climate change of the planet, in fact the aggravation of the problem continues uninterruptedly. This...
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The Conversion Of Earth Into...Spa!!
A research of Stanford University in the US brings a phenomenon out into the open!! According to the prevailing theory, the Earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago. Experts estimate that a billion y...
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The Birth of The Himalayas
Five weeks after the terrible earthquake in Nepal which literally shook the Himalayas, researchers from the US claim that they have found the missing pieces of the puzzle on the formation of the highe...
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Video: Cement Heals Its cracks With Bacteria
Dutch researchers have developed the so-called self-healing concrete which uses an inbuilt immune system to close its own wounds and prevent deterioration. Dutch researchers have developed the so-cal...
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How Do Dams Trigger Earthquakes?
According to scientists, earthquakes are triggered by dams, since there are many cases giving evidence that the earthquakes have been linked to the construction of dams. According to scientists, eart...
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Princeton Student Researching Self-Folding Structure
Denisa Buzatu, a student at Princeton University, has a vision for a shape-shifting façade that would increase the environmental sustainability of buildings. For her senior thesis, Buzatu is designing...
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Hydrologic Cycle in the Balance for Midwest US
A new study from Dartmouth College suggests that the fate of the climate during the summer growing season in the U.S. Midwest remains uncertain as a potential consequence of climate change. The study...
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Study Finds Fracking May Affect Air Quality Also
A new study published by scientists at the University of Oregon and University of CIncinnati concludes that people living and working proximate to fracking actively may well be exposed to certain poll...
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