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The humble tea bag makes me anxious.
But who knows, this seemingly harmless small tea bag is not simple, it not only causes some hidden dangers to people's health, but also the pollution to the environment can not be underestimated.
By test3 years ago in Earth
How the lifetime of plastics exacerbates climate change
But even though plastics have so many benefits, they are still fossil fuels, according to a May 2019 report entitled "Plastics and Climate: the Hidden cost of a plastic Planet" released by the International Center for Environmental Law. Plastic emits greenhouse gases from cradle to grave.
By test3 years ago in Earth
Raising Chickens Is Clucking Fun!
Chickens are the most widely domesticated fowl in the world. There is no official number of how many households privately keep chickens, but in 2019, the US Department Of Agriculture (USDA) predicted that 13 million people were raising these birds in their backyards. The USDA knows that there are 233,000 poultry farms being regulated by them, earning 48 billion dollars a year. The National Chicken Council states each American consumes, on average, 94 pounds of chicken products every year. Because of COVID and the recent string of food insecurities we face regularly, more people are taking up this hobby than ever before. Here are some helpful tips to get you started.
By M.L. Lewis3 years ago in Earth
the back part of it
leading to the house-entry. As he stood with his hand upon the lock, the little old lady graciously observed to him before
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
CHAPTER II. In Fashion
It is but a glimpse of the world of fashion that we want on this same miry afternoon. It is not so unlike the Court of Chancery but that we may pass
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
midst of my vehemence
I put up my trembling little hand to clasp hers or to beg her pardon with what earnestness I might, but withdrew it as
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
smiled. She was always grave and
strict. She was so very good herself, I thought, that the badness of other people made her frown all her life. I felt so different from her, even making every allowance for the
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
trophies of her victory
She is perfectly well-bred. If she could be translated to heaven to-morrow, she might be expected to ascend without any rapture.
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
her moral nature as her
dressmaker takes of her physical proportions. Is a new dress, a new custom, a new singer, a new dancer, a new form of jewellery, a new dwarf or giant, a new chapel, a new anything, to be set
By YouTH3 years ago in Earth
EUROPEAN RIVERS DRYING UP FROM CLIMATE CHANGE
I live in a part of Canada called The Headwaters. It’s the high country roughly in the centre of the Great Lakes Basin in Southern Ontario.
By David Morton Rintoul3 years ago in Earth
Great Writing Improves By Listening, And I Mean Really Listening
The only issue I found with Ernest Hemingway’s wisdom is that the speaker often can’t assess the mood of the listener.
By Pamella Richards3 years ago in Earth
Issue 9: Optical Telescope Special of Antarctic Telescope CSTAR
so we'll start this issue by introducing what optical telescopes are currently available in the Antarctic, one of the best observatory sites in terms of visual nimbleness.
By Charles C James3 years ago in Earth