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GREENLAND’S MELTING ICE SHEETS WILL SOON FACE POINT OF NO RETURN DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

The researchers said despite seasonal periods of growth, Greenland has lost 3.5 trillion tons of ice since 2003. The massive Greenland ice sheet could be facing a point of no return, beyond which it may no longer fully regrow, permanently changing sea levels around the world, warns a new study. Using computer simulations, the study, …

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BEST gets Tata Electric Bus first batch

Tata Motors has begun the delivery of electric bus for BEST – Mumbai. BEST ( Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport) has got 26 Tata Electric Bus units delivered under the Gross Cost Contract. This is out of the 340 units contract under Gol’s FAME II initiative. This is the largest order from a metro city …

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Here’s how eating plant-based diet can improve metabolism

A new study claims that a plant-based diet can improve cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight individuals and boost metabolism rate leading to faster weight loss. A study published in JAMA Network Open by researchers from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, claims that a plant-based diet can improve cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight individuals and boost metabolism …

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Scientists reset biological clock to restore vision in old mice

If affirmed through further studies, these findings could be transformative for the care of age-related vision diseases like glaucoma and to the fields of biology and medical therapeutics for disease at large Representational Image.(File photo) A team of scientists at Harvard Medical School have turned back the clock on aged eye cells in the retina …

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Climate Change Leads to Earlier Onset of Autumn, Limits Trees’ Ability to Store Carbon: Study

Representational image.(Bilal Bahadur/BCCL Srinagar) The belief that trees could limit global warming and climate change due to prolonged growing seasons has taken a hit with a new study showing that tree leaves are changing their colour earlier than normal. The new findings overturn the belief that warmer temperatures delay the shedding of leaves that marks …

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