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Working From Home: 5 Ways To Run a Home-Based Business in a More Eco-Friendly Way
I was watching a documentary on Channel News Asia (Singapore) about how climate issues have caused a country like Pakistan to heat up.
By Manisha Dhalani3 years ago in Earth
Australia released a double report on decarbonization and emission reduction, paving the way for zero emissions in the future
On March 16 and 20, 2015, the Australian Climate Research Institute (Climate Institute) released two reports, which made recommendations for reviewing Australia's future emission reduction targets and elements to consider in the formulation of a decarbonization strategy.
By test3 years ago in Earth
Nature: biodiversity loss caused by land use change can be reversed
According to an article entitled "Global Land use impacts on Local Terrestrial Biodiversity" (Global effects of land use on local terrestrial biodiversity) published online by Nature magazine on April 1, 2015, land use change caused by human factors has reduced the average species richness, total richness and sparse richness in local areas by 13.6%, 10.7% and 8.1% respectively since 1500. In the long run, 3.4 per cent of global biodiversity loss is expected by 2100, but this trend can be reversed by strong mitigation measures.
By test3 years ago in Earth
This year, renewable resources have been exhausted and the planet has been overloaded
Earth Overload Day was celebrated on August 1 last year, three days later than this year. Monday, July 29, the 209th day of 2019. On this day mankind has used up all the resources that the Earth can regenerate in 365 days.
By [email protected]3 years ago in Earth
When you get up suddenly, you will faint. These two movements can be relieved easily.
Many people have the experience of standing up suddenly and feeling dizzy after sitting for too long. In fact, such a small symptom is related to the blood flow of our whole body. Now, a study has found two simple ways to learn them to help you relieve these symptoms immediately.
By jsyeem shekels3 years ago in Earth
Why is it difficult to get the truth? how to get the truth?
The real reason and introspection are not in the majority. Most people are unhappy when they hear the stinging truth, as if other people have stirred up their privacy and disgrace. As a result, they completely follow their instincts, hate people who tell the truth, and even express their unwelcome directly on their faces. Which person who tells the truth can bear such a blow over and over again? People do not like to tell the truth is reasonable, perfunctory to each other, stay in the surface of kindness has become the norm.
By test3 years ago in Earth
CO2 emissions from the United States have increased for two consecutive years
According to the monthly Energy Review (Monthly Energy Review) issued by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on April 20, 2015, energy-related CO2 emissions in the United States have increased for two consecutive years. However, unlike 2013 CO2 emissions and gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 2.5 per cent and 2.2 per cent respectively, CO2 emissions grew by only 0.7 per cent in 2014, much lower than the 2.4 per cent GDP growth rate in 2014 (figure 1).
By test3 years ago in Earth
Valuable ocean energy of "blue" energy
Ocean energy is a general term for renewable energy contained in the ocean. Including tidal energy, wave energy, tidal current energy (current energy), temperature difference energy and salt difference energy and so on. In a broad sense, ocean energy also includes offshore wind energy and solar energy.
By Fwuebks Sushma3 years ago in Earth
"Walking in a circle" is a tribute to the environment.
Many schools have opened one after another. In order to further carry out epidemic prevention and control Urban Market Regulatory Bureau and Civilization Office
By test3 years ago in Earth
How many misunderstandings have you got about biodegradable plastics?
How much do you know about biodegradable materials? I don't know if you stepped on these "thunder" of biodegradable materials.
By test3 years ago in Earth
Global science
More than a hundred years ago, Edward Charles Pickering, an astronomer at Harvard University in the United States, decided to "take" a picture of the entire night sky, or use thousands of pieces of debris recorded through a telescope to form a complete picture of the night sky. Today, these photos are sealed under thousands of glass negatives at the Harvard Observatory, the earliest detailed record of the universe. Although the idea for the all-sky map was originally put forward by Pickering, the daunting task was mainly accomplished by a group of women known as Harvard computers. Before the advent of computers made up of silicon chips and circuits, scientists in the fields of physics and astronomy used to rely on their hands to deal with complex computing tasks.
By jsyeem shekels3 years ago in Earth
Can the microbes raised by plastic waste help us eat plastic garbage?
The problem of plastic pollution is becoming more and more serious. In addition to familiar measures such as reducing waste and recycling, scientists have also found a powerful ally for us-microbes. Some microbes have evolved the ability to "eat" some plastics, which may soon help us reduce plastic waste and build a greener circular economy.
By jsyeem shekels3 years ago in Earth