Legendary part of the American past, cattle ranches are what created the “cowboy”. But the science behind a cattle ranch is much more than a cowboy riding the range and herding the cattle through the sunny days. Quite the contrary, a cattle ranch is a business, and should be treated as such. One of the … Read more
Globally, it’s estimated that we mine as much as 50 billion metric tons of sand every year to build our roads, bridges, skyscrapers, homes and more. Rapid urbanization around the world has made sand a high value commodity, so much so that, for some, it’s even worth killing for. But not all sand is the … Read more
For a country and city that has given the world Mercedes-Benz and BMW, it is hard to envision transportation system that doesn’t include cars. But that is exactly what will happen in Hamburg over the next 20 years. Looking to be among the first European commercials hub that promote bicycling as the main mode of … Read more
The Sahara desert is an unlimited source of solar energy. Knowing the fact that harnessing just 0.3% from the solar energy that the Sun pumps into the desert can power the whole continent of Europe for an entire year, a British energy company has laid down a plan for a project that will bring foreign … Read more
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is one of those insanely cool places on Earth you cannot visit. The vault was constructed to store the seeds that could be utilized in a doomsday scenario. A catastrophic environmental disaster if you like, the vault stores seeds that can help us restore life. The fun fact is not … Read more
The possibility of oil exploitation has threatened the community of Talamanca, Costa Rica for many years. As one of the most biodiverse areas on this planet, its fertile land supports rich agriculture and a booming ecotourism industry. Petroleum companies cannot be allowed to pollute the fragile ecosystem upon which so many people depend. To not … Read more
This enthralling documentary is not simply about the fascinating subject of Garbage recycling and bio-diversity along with the architechtural designs associated with biotechture but as much to do with the struggle against the massively obstructive US Government legislature in order to explore different mechanisms to survive against the global warming in the world. Architect Michael … Read more
When people think of Brazil, the first association that comes to mind is football. As in, some of the best soccer stars were born in Brazil. But the country is much more than soccer. During the Olympics in 2014 we heard a lot about the violent side of the country, leading to the term “Violent … Read more
“Learn about what is going on under your feet as National Geographic plunges into Earth’s depths to reveal the history of our world and what is below us. This documentary includes info on how the earth was formed, what major changes have happened since the dinosaurs and how the world is changing now.”
The commonly known African Lion has been listed as “vulnerable” on the IUCN Red List Since 1996. The population of the species declined by more than 40% since the early 1990s. The Lion (Panthera Leo) is one of the big cats in the genus Panthera and a member of the Felidae family. The species is … Read more