Searching 2928 Articles

The Basics of Raising Goats

Posted on Mon Nov 9 2009
By: in ,

The goat is often referred to as the “poor man’s cow,” because in comparison to bovines, they are a more practical livestock to raise. So if you’re interested in having access to cheaper, natural and homemade dairy products, goats could be your answer. Could you see yourself raising goats in your own backyard?

There are several pros to raising goats. Similar to cows you can benefit from their milk and even butcher them if you want a supply of chevron. Also, you can sell some of your goats to other farmers and make a profit on the side. In addition, you can turn ...

Giraffes Rebounding In Some Areas Of Africa

Posted on Mon Nov 9 2009
By: in ,

Giraffes are the world’s tallest creatures and are well known around the world. A decade ago, there were 140,000 giraffes in Africa, today there are less than 100,000. The reasons are varied but essentially boil down to human interference. Poaching, increasing human populations, numerous wars and even increasing desert areas are pinpointed as devastating to the giraffes.

Of the nine subspecies of giraffes on the continent, one known to the country of Niger was thought to be near extinction at the end of the 20th century. The ...


Looking for writers!

Posted on Mon Nov 9 2009
By: in ,
Hey everyone, we have a position open for a writer in our network if you're interested in writing for AMP Blogs Network and are passionate about the environment please contact us using the form found at http://www.ampblogs.com/contact-us/ . Thanks and have a wonderful green day :)

Your AMP Blogs Team!


Study: Some Countries Able To Grow Economy And Reduce Emissions

Posted on Sun Nov 8 2009
By: in ,

The World Bank recently released a study regarding “emissions intensity”. Emissions intensity is the amount of carbon emissions created compared to each unit of gross domestic product. The World Bank has been determining these figures since 1994.

Between 1994 and 2006, emissions intensity actually decreased worldwide each year except for two. Individual countries did not necessarily match the reduction, as shown by such countries as China and the United States.

Between ...


Nitrogen Pollution Impacting Alpine Lakes

Posted on Sat Nov 7 2009
By: in ,

Rocky Mountain National ParkA new study recently published in the journal Science discussed the effect of nitrogen pollution on alpine lakes. James Elser, who works at Arizona State University, led the study regarding 90 alpine lakes around the world, including Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.

The park is home to an array of species, including elk, deer, mountain lions, bears, bighorn sheep and eagles. Sixty of the ...


Chemical Free Lice Remedies

Posted on Fri Nov 6 2009
By: in ,
C

Going back to school means more possibilities for your child to bring home colds and other germs. When lice strike your household, it can be a battle to rid your family’s hair of them. Although there are products designed to combat this problem, many of them contain pesticides. Do you really want to expose yourself and your child to these chemicals? Below are a couple natural ways to deal with lice.

Olive/Coconut Oil and Vinegar Remedy


Lice may be small, but they can take over your head quickly. However, the fact that they are small ...




Arctic Fishing Soon To Be Limited

Posted on Fri Nov 6 2009
By: in ,

It is no secret that the decreasing sea ice in the Arctic has opened the waters to new issues, including ownership battles between countries and fishing in areas never before fished. Due to the dwindling ice, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council began debating what actions to take some three years ago. The group eventually decided to take a cautious approach.

The North Pacific Fishery Management Council decided that it would prevent commercial fishing in areas that are becoming ...


Bears gone Bald!

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
By: in ,



It looks like a creature out of the latest Hollywood movie but bald bears are alive and well. Seems that through a genetic defect all female bears at this particular zoo have gone bold.

The vets are baffled by the hair loss of these bespectacled bears. So far it doesn't seem to be a life treating condition but never the less are attracting massive crowds to witness the spectacle.












Natural Skin Care at Home

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
By: in ,

Beauty fanatics, listen up! The prices of quality skincare products can be outrageous, especially if you’re purchasing anti-aging potions and lotions. These items are also not always packaged in the most eco-friendly way, and they can contain various chemicals, which might make you wonder how safe they are for your skin. By using some common household products, you can clear up acne and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. So where do you start?

Acne No More

Do you have oily skin or pores that are constantly becoming clogged? Then use natural products ...


Mount Kilimanjaro May Soon Be Without Snow Or Ice

Posted on Thu Nov 5 2009
By: in ,

A study done by a team of researchers regarding Mount Kilimanjaro was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The team was led by paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson, who works for Ohio State University. The study found that the snow and ice cover on the mountain may soon disappear.

Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the team studied data collected over various points in the ...


| All Contents Copyright © 2009