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The right garbage bins make a big difference
Garbage bins come in shapes, sizes, and materials. Make sure to choose the right one for your situation. If you plan on using plastic garbage bins, you'll need airtight ones so they don't give off an odor. You might also want plastic bins that have an attached lid. If you're using outdoor containers, getting ones made of material that won't rust or absorb water is crucial.
By Joshua Lopez4 years ago in Earth
Environmental pollution
It is a famous quote by Barry commoner. Environmental pollution is an incurable disease. It can only be prevented. One of the primary scourges of our era is environmental pollution. Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution are major types of environmental pollution. As we live in a modern era, there are other types of pollution; noise pollution, light pollution, plastic pollution. This pollution has a great influence on all the living organisms of the Earth.
By ISMAIL FAHAD BUTT4 years ago in Earth
Agriculture & Farming
We use quality organic produce and water from a water filter system and no pesticides, herbicides, chemicals, fertilisers or pesticides. We also respect the welfare of our customers by only using organic, locally sourced produce and avoiding the need for antibiotics, hormones or antibiotics on-farm. We aim to minimise our environmental impact by getting all our produce to our customers as locally sourced as possible. We use sustainable products when possible - no plastic packaging, no glass, no toxic chemicals and no additives.
By akram4 years ago in Earth
Reverse the Damage
Sadhguru, a Yogi, Mystic and Indian visionary has launched his Conscious Planet Save Soil movement to address the current status of Soil worldwide.
By Yanet Gonzalez4 years ago in Earth
From Ganga Peak (Kashmir)
This is the peak of the Ganges. Nature are scattered on my right and left. There are millions of miracles of nature and thousands of vibrations of nature. Everywhere you look, there is beauty of nature. There are thousands of colors of nature. There are many colors in each color.
By basri hasan4 years ago in Earth
Mangroves and the UAE
About Mangrove; a 'shrub or tree', which grows in tropical and subtropical regions, close to the equator, to avoid cold climate and can be recognised by its pneumatophore, a 'complex aerial root system'.
By ayesha ali4 years ago in Earth
Renewable Energy and the Environment
Renewable Energy and the Environment Renewable Energy and the Environment: A Simple Introduction. We all want to live in a sustainable world. And many of us want to contribute to this future by utilizing renewable energy sources. Renewables are, by their very nature, sustainable. They don’t pollute the environment or damage the natural world like fossil fuels do. The more you know about renewable energy and the environment, the better you can be at making healthier choices for your home and your community. Here are some simple guidelines to get you started on your journey to a more sustainable lifestyle.
By mahmoud dagher4 years ago in Earth
What's the Catch with Canadian Overfishing?
Environmental exploitation has become the normative form of interaction between humans and the ecosystems we rely on. This process is not limited to one specific industry or one type of environmental resource: it is extensive and pervasive, and the effects are undeniably catastrophic. The specific issue that will be explored below is that of overfishing, with concentration on a Canadian perspective and the respective policy.
By Tia Foisy4 years ago in Earth
Mass Extinction
Mass Extinction: Oceans Our planet today is arguably facing the biggest mass extinction event of history which would destroy billions of years of fossils, artifacts, and species development/diversity that has grown over the millions of years between extinction events. This type of genetic diversity and evolution would take millions of years to form again, especially for human organisms to form as they once had.
By Maddie4 years ago in Earth
Climate Change
During the past century, human activities have released large amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Most of the gases come from burning fossil fuels to produce energy. Greenhouse gases are like a blanket around the Earth, trapping energy in the atmosphere and causing it to warm. This is called the greenhouse effect and it is natural and necessary to support life on earth. However, while greenhouse gases buildup, the climate changes and result in dangerous effects to human health and ecosystems. People have adapted to the stable climate we have enjoyed since the last ice age which ended several thousand years ago. A warmer climate can bring changes that can affect our water supplies, agriculture, power and transportation systems, the natural environment, and even our own health and safety. There are some climate changes that are unavoidable and nothing can be done about it. For example, carbon dioxide can stay in the atmosphere for nearly a century, so Earth will continue to warm in the future.
By Ethan van der Poll4 years ago in Earth
For the Love of Dogs
I just returned from daily shopping accompanied by three dogs in my street , I wave hello at two other doggo friends at our neighbours place. I quickly make note no one is missing and no injury of any sorts.
By Rashmi G4 years ago in Earth
Watch The Video, Start Paying Attention, And Change, Or We're Screwed
If the picture or the video below freak you out, they should. I remember seeing this in movies and having the good folks from Hollywood explain it to us. Then it happened numerous times, in real life. Now, it’s happening again.
By Jason Ray Morton 4 years ago in Earth