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NGO policy advocates practical information sharing, here we come!
What is the policy advocacy of NGO? How to set goals And how to make a strategy. Interested in NGO policy advocacy
By test3 years ago in Earth
Believe in science
Virus New HIV variants with high virulence found in Europe Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is one of the fastest mutating viruses known. Scientists have discovered a new strain of HIV in Europe, according to a new study in Science. This strain belongs to subtype B of HIV- 1, which is more virulent and contagious than other subtype B strains, and the disease occurs faster after infection, but the existing drugs are still effective.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw3 years ago in Earth
The world is raining "plastic rain". There are 3.3 billion plastic bottles in the annual precipitation in the United States.
There is one more reason not to be caught in the rain. Plastic is everywhere. The latest research is that it can enter the atmospheric cycle, accompanied by rain, all over inaccessible places.
By test3 years ago in Earth
Is the wound worsening or is it healing? this new bandage can tell you
If bacteria invade our bodies from the wound, they will really threaten our lives unless they can be detected as soon as possible. Now, a new type of sensor that can be mounted on bandages alerts nearby bound smartphones when it detects that bacterial content has entered a dangerous range that needs to be alerted.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw3 years ago in Earth
Letter of proposal | calls for the most polluting brand of beach garbage, which urgently needs to fulfill its environmental protection responsibility.
Since 2018, the environmental protection organization Shanghai Rendu Ocean Public Welfare Development Center (hereinafter referred to as "Rendu Ocean") has regularly issued beach garbage brand monitoring reports every year to show the brand distribution in beach rubbish. In order to call on relevant enterprises and consumers to be more clearly aware of the impact of our production and consumption behavior on the environment.
By test3 years ago in Earth
It's true that even if you drink water, you can get drunk without getting drunk.
It can be said that there are a thousand kinds of outrageous drunkenness for a thousand times. This is just the outrageous initial version (Picture / Douban)
By gaisndm Hawkshaw3 years ago in Earth
World Food Safety Day | what do you know about food packaging
. Fight against invisible pollution and help non-toxic China June 7th is World Food Safety Day. The festival aims to draw attention to food safety issues and stimulate action to help prevent, detect and manage foodborne risks and promote food security, human health, economic prosperity and sustainable development.
By test3 years ago in Earth
The renewable coffee machine promoted by Nestl é, you who love coffee, are you moved?
Recently, Nestl é announced the pilot operation of renewable equipment in three Nestl é stores in Switzerland. It is a partnership with technology start-up MIWA to achieve one of its sustainable mission goals-to reduce disposable packaging.
By test3 years ago in Earth
Going a little off the beaten path! Golden Weeping Willow: Article 4 of the Tree Series!
Going a little off the beaten path! (But oh So Worth it!) :-) A bit of extra Adventure that requires traveling a little distance outside our neighborhood
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Earth
Engraving Words: Article 3! Ornamental (Japanese) Cherry Tree!
Ornamental (Japanese) Cherry! (Prunus Serrulta) Notes taken from: Vancouver Tree Book, Pages 176-177! Tree Article number 3 from Tree Series for Strathcona Conversations Zine!
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Earth
Engraving Words: Sweet Cherry! Article 2 for Tree Series!
Sweet Cherry! (Prunus Avium) Notes from: Vancouver Tree Book, Pg 170! Tree Article Series number 2 for Strathcona Conversations Zine!
By Jennifer Cooley3 years ago in Earth
6 unknown mysteries of Earth that will blow your mind
Did you know that a sloth’s metabolism is so slow that algae can grow on its fur? Or that humans are not the only species that can see colours? There are so many things about our planet, Earth, that we still don't understand. It’s a complex and beautiful world where we have explored only a tiny fraction of what it has to offer. We have mapped the surface of the planet, discovered many of its secrets, and learned more about it than ever before. But even so, there are still some weird and wonderful mysteries waiting to be discovered...
By PP3 years ago in Earth