Published by Stephanie Greene Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Alberta The findings described in this article are from the Master’s thesis of…
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Published by Anita Mary George College of Marine and Environmental Science, James Cook University and Queensland Museum These findings are described in the article entitled…
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Determining how carbon dioxide (CO2) can be stored securely and safely in underground aquifers, oil and gas flow rate and overall recovery from hydrocarbon reservoirs…
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Published by Katrina Cook and Maryann Watson Department of Forest Sciences and Conservation Sciences, University of British Columbia, and Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University These…
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All over the world, people love coffee and consumption is increasing globally. Production, marketing and habits of coffee consumption has changed significantly over time. Once,…
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Global warming and climate change are probably the major challenges facing humanity today, which necessitates the reduction of the anthropogenic CO2 emissions into the atmosphere….
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Today, Iraq is suffering from prolonged droughts and drops in water levels in its well-known rivers: the Tigris and Euphrates. For scholars, ancient Iraq is…
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The hand is the visible part of the brain. – Immanuel Kant The hands are an essential part of human function, enabling us to not…
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U.S. federal agencies exist to accomplish specific missions; for example, the Department of Defense (DoD) ensures national security, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration…
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Petroleum constitutes the main source of energy all over the world. Excessive consumption of this resource due to the continuous increase in the world’s population…
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Ogallala aquifer, which stretches across eight states in the US, provides supplemental irrigation for agriculture and livestock production in the Southern High Plains of Texas….
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