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Beautiful world
The world is a truly beautiful place, filled with a vast array of breathtaking landscapes, fascinating cultures, and diverse wildlife. From the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean to the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains, there is no shortage of awe-inspiring sights to behold.
By Arpan Rai3 years ago in Earth
Human Evaluation on the Earth: An In-depth Look
Humanity’s impact on the Earth is undeniable. We have reshaped the land, altered the atmosphere, and changed the composition of the oceans. But what is the true extent of our influence? What is the impact of human evaluation on the environment, and how can we use this knowledge to create a more sustainable future? In this in-depth look, we will explore these questions, investigating the ways in which our evaluation of the environment has contributed to the current state of the planet. We will examine the ways in which human activities have impacted the environment, both positively and negatively, and how we can use this information to create a better future for our world. By the end of this article, you will have a better understanding of the role human evaluation has played in shaping the Earth, and the impact it can have on our future.
By PP3 years ago in Earth
The wonder boat
Once upon a time, in a small village by the sea, there lived a young boy named Jack. Jack was an adventurous and curious boy, always eager to explore and discover new things.
By FOFO AHMADI3 years ago in Earth
10 Simple ways to reduce your carbon footprint!
I. Introduction Definition of carbon footprint A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact that human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced, specifically carbon dioxide. These greenhouse gases contribute to climate change by trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere. A carbon footprint can be calculated for an individual, a business, a product, or an entire country, and is typically measured in units of carbon dioxide equivalent, or CO2e. The carbon footprint is often used as a way to assess and compare the environmental impact of different activities or products, and can be reduced through the use of more efficient and sustainable practices.
By shamaybsankar3 years ago in Earth
The Reality of Climate Change
Climate change is a pressing issue that affects every single one of us, regardless of our location or background. It is a global problem that requires immediate and decisive action to protect our planet and ensure a sustainable future for all.
By Dheenadayalan B3 years ago in Earth
The story of a rainy day
The streets were slick with rain and the air was filled with the sound of raindrops hitting the pavement. I woke up to the sound of rain tapping against my window. I sighed and snuggled deeper into my blankets, not wanting to leave the warmth of my bed. But eventually, I knew I had to get up.
By FOFO AHMADI3 years ago in Earth
18 Insane Mutant Animals Found Around The World
18. Indonesian Kraken In 2017, a 50 foot carcass appeared on the beach of an Indonesian island and turned the water a dark red with locals baffled as to what it was.
By Vidello Productions3 years ago in Earth
Secret Islands
Are you looking for the perfect private getaway? Want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax in peace? Then look no further than these secret islands! Whether you're looking for a secluded beach, a remote mountain retreat or a tropical paradise, these 10 secret islands offer something for everyone. So pack your bags, grab your passport and get ready for the ultimate private vacation!
By Amadovic3 years ago in Earth
Uncontacted Tribes
Uncontaery and wonders, and some of the most fascinating places are those that are unseen and unknown to the majority of the population. Uncontacted tribes, living in some of the most remote regions of the world, represent a unique way of life that is largely hidden from the public eye. In this blog post, we will take a look at these mysterious tribes, their fascinating cultures, and the potential implications of their continued isolation from the rest of the world.
By Amadovic3 years ago in Earth
WINTER SEASON AMERICA
Winter is the coldest season in polar and temperate climates. Occurs from autumn to spring. The tilt of the earth's axis causes the seasons. Winter occurs when one hemisphere faces away from the Sun. Different cultures start winter at different times. Some use weather-based definitions.
By Danuka Senanayaka3 years ago in Earth
Araksa Store - The Conscious Shift :transitioning to a more environmentally conscious and sustainable lifestyle
The world is quickly changing, and with it has come to a variation in human interaction with nature. The present global crisis has shown that the upcoming is likely to only bring more extreme changes to the way we aspect at the world. Therefore, switching to a more sustainable lifestyle is a great step in the right direction but there are more ways to live a greener way of life. More and more individuals are seeking ways to adopt an Eco-friendlier lifestyle in order to lessen their influence on the environment as a result of increased press coverage given to environmental issues and a growing cultural trend towards greener living. There are, of course, many ways for us all to contribute, but in today's piece, we're focusing on the basic goods we consume.
By Araksa Store3 years ago in Earth
Rediscover St. Thomas: Historic Town (Charlotte Amalie)
the heart of rock City St Thomas and the capital of the U.S Virgin Islands named in honor of the wife of King Christian V of Denmark the town is known for its deep water Harbor it's for this reason that it is said to have been a Haven for pirates and why today it is a famed cruise ship port of call but even with its advancements in modern-day Commerce Charlotte Amali still holds its historic charm throughout the town, centuries-old buildings and structures still exist allowing residents and visitors alike to experience a town as it was during its Colonial period and its buildings like this one that will be the focus of today's show hello everyone I'm Janisha John and welcome to another episode of ReDiscover Saint Thomas now today we're taking a break from the hiking and nature tours to explore and learn about the historic buildings that are significant in this town today we'll be touring black bear's Castle a National Historic Landmark to learn of its Pirates historic manor houses and beautiful Botanical Gardens our guide today is Mr. Felipe Ayala and he's already waiting for us so let's not keep him waiting let's go.
By zahmara3 years ago in Earth