Reviewing dead zones

Article Abstract:

The river-borne plant nutrients from the land are killing off life in parts of shallow seas around the globe, resulting in the 'dead-zones'. The bacteria living off the dead organisms use up seafloor oxygen, thereby causing the loss of most animal life there, hence significant reductions in agricultural and sewage runoff, as well as controls on overfishing, can restore these key marine ecosystems.

Waste Management and Remediation Services, Ocean & Coastal Water Pollution, Environmental aspects, Marine pollution, Ocean temperature, Marine resources conservation, Planktonic bacteria

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Eating made simple

Article Abstract:

A report reveals that the best and simplest nutrition advice offered is do not overeat, avoid junk food, and consume mostly fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains and exercise more.

Evaluation, Nutrition, Nutritional requirements, Recommended daily allowance

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