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Sustainable Development Commission Warns That Carbon Emissions Remain Unmet

Sustainable Development Commission Warns That Carbon Emissions Remain Unmet A warning has been issued by the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) that carbon emissions from the govt. offices itself are not being cut adequately so that the targets can be met.

It has been further informed by the SDC, the sustainability watchdog that the emissions are not being cut at a speed that can match the targets though there has been betterment in comparison to the last year and big steps are being taken by the departments in the direction of reducing waste, water consumption and road transport emissions.

TV On Demand Becomes A Reality

TV On Demand Becomes A Reality  With the aim to create a set top box that will let the TV viewers to view programs on demand, the BBC is all set to join forces with ITV.

The users have been allowed to watch programs on their computers till now via the BBC's successful iPlayer. However, under the new scheme, one can see films, shows and interactive content from a range of other providers.  

Elephants Kept In Zoos Have Shorter Life-Span Than Wild Elephants

Elephants Kept In Zoos Have Shorter Life-Span Than Wild ElephantsA recent study conducted on the health and wellbeing of captive elephants, led by Georgia Mason of the University of Guelph has hit a blow on the faces of the Zoos that see themselves as a shelter for saving the endangered species.

The study, first of its kinds on the health of captive elephants, has put forward a surprising fact that elephants in Zoos die much younger than elephants in the wild. Furthermore, the study also claims that baby elephants born in captivity too have a shorter life span than those caught in the wild for the zoos.

Scientists Predict Another Tsunami That Can Occur In The Lifetime Of New-Born Child

 Scientists Predict Another Tsunami That Can Occur In The Lifetime Of New-Born Child  The scientists have predicted that another serious earthquake on the scale of the one that triggered the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, could hit the Indian Ocean within the lifetime of a child born now.

Tsunami that hit the planet in 2004 was caused by a major quake off the west coast of Sumatra, which produced waves up to 100ft high and killed more than 225,000 people in 11 countries and scientists have recently predicted that it could repeat itself in the same region within the next few decades.

Farmers To Get Nano In Five Years

Farmers To Get Nano In Five Years  At the Second edition of Nano Technology to

Indian Court Asked For Ban On Google Earth

Indian Court Asked For Ban On Google Earth An Indian court has asked the government to impose ban on 'Google Earth' due to the security reasons.

Google Earth is an online satellite imaging tool which is being used by the terrorist to target important places in the world. It has also been established that militants used maps from this web tool to target various places in Mumbai, killing 170 innocent people, including security personals.

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