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How to Recycle “Unrecyclables”: Textiles and Fabrics
As the elastic band on your most stretchable wears begin to lose a lot of their stretch, what do you do with them? Some of us immediately throw these pieces in the donation box or cut them into rags. Others might make a D.I.Y. or two and turn it into something newly usable. As for the rest of our wardrobe, it gets tossed in the bin without a second thought.
By XM4 years ago in Earth
Thoughts on Carl Sagan’s ‘A Pale Blue Dot’
As much as we try to ignore it, pay it no thought, or just let it fade into the background of our priorities, Planet Earth is our only current and future home. When I say ‘future home’ as well, I may be met with some skepticism given the exciting recent events in putting man and woman back into space with success. This effort will only intensify in the years and decades to come as we go from being space-bound again to even Moon-bound and Mars-bound with our eyes set forward to being a galactic species.
By Ben W4 years ago in Earth
Reduce Reuse and Recycle – Everything you Need to Know
Reduce Reuse and Recycle! When it comes to the importance of the 3R’s; everyone should know about the things you need to do to help save the planet.
By Lynne Black4 years ago in Earth
World Book & Copyright Day Date, Quotes, History, Significance
Which Date World Book Day 2022 Is Celebrated? World Book Day 2022 is marked on April 23 every year to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. In the year 2022, World Book Day will be commemorated on Saturday, April 23. This day marks celebration for the opportunity of reading in the library and being a book lover.
By SA News Channel4 years ago in Earth
World Book Day and Copyright Day
Which Date World Book Day 2022 Is Celebrated? World Book Day 2022 is marked on April 23 every year to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. In the year 2022, World Book Day will be commemorated on Saturday, April 23. This day marks celebration for the opportunity of reading in the library and being a book lover.
By Samachar Khabar News4 years ago in Earth
Misunderstood egg thief dinosaur will debut in “Jurassic World Dominion”
This June, “Jurassic World Dominion” will feature several new dinosaurs never seen in the film franchise’s five prior blockbuster releases, including the curious oviraptor. Initially labeled the “egg thief,” the oviraptor occupies a provocative place in paleontology and had much of its own history rewritten altogether after a series of groundbreaking findings.
By Jeremy Curtis4 years ago in Earth
The Waning Crescent
I trace the outline of the circle of the moon in my head as I stare into the ocean sky. Soon, we will be in the new world greeted by the new moon which symbolizes new beginnings. The ocean waves are slightly swaying the boat and I feel a cold but welcoming breeze. I take a deep breath in and gracefully exhale the salty promise of the future.
By Erin Kenny4 years ago in Earth
The lost lands of the Ice age.
At the end of the last glacial period, commonly known as the Ice Age, between 20 and 10 thousand years ago an extremely large area of land around the margins of the continents was flooded by rising sea levels. These lands spanned an area of approximately 10 million square kilometres, and some were very important habitats for wildlife and migration routes for populations of early humans. In a number of cases current island land masses such as the British Isles, some of the Japanese islands, and a number of islands in present day Indonesia were connected to their neighbouring continents.
By Vince Woodward4 years ago in Earth
The Sun has just released the most powerful solar flare in over five years.
The Sun has just released the most powerful solar flare in over five years. The worst of it will pass us by, but it is a foreshadowing of what is to come.
By Mr.Big Brain4 years ago in Earth
Why should I trim or remove a tree?
Common Reasons for Tree Removal Trees are a beautiful and beneficial part of the world around us. Many homeowners appreciate their trees and do all they can to keep them healthy. However, in spite of the most determined efforts, there are cases where trees should be removed. This article explains some of the most common circumstances that require tree removal.
By Kris Chislett4 years ago in Earth
A Walk On The Beach
I live in San Francisco within walking distance of the beach, and with all the nice weather we’ve been having lately, I have the chance to go there frequently. I have always been fascinated by the ocean, maybe because I’m a Pisces, one of the water signs.
By John Whye4 years ago in Earth
The Science of Climate Change Explained: Facts, Evidence and Proof
The science of climate change is more solid and widely agreed upon than you might think. But the scope of the topic, as well as rampant disinformation, can make it hard to separate fact from fiction. Here, we’ve done our best to present you with not only the most accurate scientific information, but also an explanation of how we know it.
By Matei Bobu4 years ago in Earth