Written by Aditi Justa

Designed and constructed by English architect Tony Gwilliam, eco village is an attempt to provide sustainable lifestyle to the people of Bali, Indonesia. Dubbed the “Bloo Lagoon”, this eco village includes green buildings, gardens and swimming pool. The idea is to allow people to share resources rather than owning individually. The project aims to be as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible.

Written by Zachary Shahan

Ever wonder how much you have in common with a sea sponge? Probably not. Probably assume “not much.” Well, it turns out 70% of your DNA is the same as theirs. Apparently, Australian scientists have determined this after completing the genetic sequencing of sea sponges from the Great Barrier Reef. The real good news (for humans) is that this may help us to better understand and reduce cancer.

Written by Jeannie Moulton

The Gulf has had a rough few years: monstrous hurricanes, then floods, now oil spills.  It’s no wonder that the government and industry are trying to bolster consumer confidence in Gulf seafood.  But is it too soon? Obama doesn’t think so.  He plans to serve Gulf seafood at his birthday bash.  Neither does BP big-wig, Doug Suttles.  He says he’d eat it himself and serve it to his family.

Written by Zachary Shahan

Yes, this is as disturbing as it sounds — infants in China really have started growing breasts.

This may not be a big shocker for those who have followed the effects of bovine growth hormones over the years. But it is certainly very sad news. And a wake-up call to us all, especially those living in the United States.