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The Anti Ag Agenda
PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals or Anti Animal Use Extremists? A noble cause on the surface that has garnered a large following of good intention-ed individuals.So what’s the problem?The problem is that PETA is not for the ethical treatment of animals it is anti everything to do with animals.
By DC Hope4 years ago in Earth
The day we got stranded
When I look at this photo, it makes me giggle. In the spring time, as part of our way of living as Yupik Eskimos, we like to go egg hunting. This is part of our way of life for thousands of generations. In one of my many recordings on video i had proposed we raised ptarmigan for the sake of their eggs, but i don't think anyone ran with my idea. I mean why not? So many farms do it with chickens, why not ptarmigan?
By Ina Pavila4 years ago in Earth
Here’s 5 Eco-Friendly Channels I’ve Subscribed To
2022 has become the year I will change the way I spend and save. I have a low income, so writing and charity grants have been extremely helpful during these testing times. 2021 became the year I made the pledge not to eat meat anymore. In previous posts I have made the pledge to have a more plant-based diet. Like all of us, I want to increase my earnings, and I also want to reduce my spending too.
By Chloe Gilholy4 years ago in Earth
10 Ideas to Improve Mental Wellbeing by Getting Back to Nature
Spending time in nature has been scientifically proven to increase physical and mental wellbeing. It can be as easy as a walk in a park. If you don't live near a park or forest then a beach or even a garden will do.
By Trisha Dunbar4 years ago in Earth
Is Blue Beam final step in NWO takeover of the world?
The essence of Canadian investigative journalist Serge Monast’s warnings about a global plan to usher in a New World Order, through a four-step manipulation of mankind called Project Blue Beam, was that orchestrated earthquakes and other natural disasters would be staged to uncover ancient artefacts that undermine the religious doctrines of all global faiths, with technological innovations then employed to convince mankind of the arrival of a new messiah... before a simulated alien invasion would give rise to a new global order to enslave mankind.
By Steve Harrison4 years ago in Earth
10 Plants That Strengthen Immunity
We are often tempted to look for powerful remedies in pharmacies even for the simplest colds. But nature is at our disposal, allowing us to choose from dozens of types of plants, all with a strong healing capacity. Here are some of them:
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Earth
Nature
God has his best creation. we have to always recreate, forgetting the rest. Nature gives us all the vibes. Helps everyone overcome anything. A happy man, visits or takes a tour for peace. A sad person always wishes for a mood change, helps him regain back with an environment change.
By Harsha Upadhyaya4 years ago in Earth
The Hole at the Heart of Net-Zero
The West’s goal to reach a net-zero carbon footprint is focused on energy consumption. BHP has committed to going net-zero by 2050, and the UK’s electricity production is slowly shifting away from gas & electricity.
By Rk.ke4 years ago in Earth
Farming
Our team of chefs has over 20 years of experience cooking for thousands of people. They work hard to provide an exciting experience to everyone in our restaurant and they’re happy to see you. We are passionate about cooking. We love it. We are also committed to making the restaurant experience as easy as possible, so you can focus on eating food. You know what you want to order and you want to order it. But we don’t want to know what you want, we want to understand your needs.
By bnaio4 years ago in Earth
A Grain of Sand
When I look up in the sky, I see all those stars. I think of all those stars being suns like our sun and that each and every sun have clusters of planets, moons, asteroids, and even comets revolving around them all. Those planets orbiting around out there just like this one; some are gas, others are liquid, yet others are solid.
By Carol Nemes aka TigerSpirit4 years ago in Earth
Peacock
Much like male chickens are often referred to as ‘cocks’, peacock refers to the male members of species collectively known as peafowl. Males are indeed distinctive and are well-known for their colorful feather-fan near their rump that they often open in displays for females. These feathers are very colorful and iridescent, featuring shimmering shades of bright green, blue, and white. When not spread out, these feathers follow the male in a ‘train’ about two thirds the length of the bird itself. Excluding this, peacocks grow to 70-98 in (140-160 cm) long and weigh 8-13 lb (3.8-6 kg).Distribution and Habitat
By prashant4 years ago in Earth
SERENDIPITY
In 2022 I am going to promote serendipity, connection, openness and inclusivity where-ever I go. With strangers in the park passing by. With cashiers at the local supermarket. With shop tenders. With old, young, challenged, family, friends, homeless, animals and any walk of life.
By Brenda Ramsey4 years ago in Earth