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World Mosquito Day 2021: Theme, Quotes, Essay, History, Slogans
How Mosquito Day started history First of all, it should be known that Mosquito Day (World Mosquito Day 2021) was not named to tell mosquitoes to be good, but was kept so that on this day it can be told how dangerous these mosquitoes are for us. Mosquitoes are carriers of many diseases. Today, people take many measures to avoid mosquito because they know that a small mosquito can put a person to death, but there was a time when mosquitoes remained a kind of mystery. People were unaware of how dangerous this tiny mosquito could be.
By Fresh News India4 years ago in Earth
Unexpected Aftermath
In my back garden stands a lone tree. Nothing too special, just your standard tree. No one really thought anything of it, after all, what can you really do with a tree? Of course we love it to a certain degree, it has been a staple of the garden for nineteen years, yet it took that same amount of time before we put it to any good use. Naturally, that ‘use’ I’m referring to is as a place for birds.
By Alice Farmer4 years ago in Earth
This Countries Garbage
This country is a complete disaster from top to bottom. Everyone has increasing debt because their jobs don’t pay enough, and yes I said jobs because having one isn’t enough to make it anymore. Even with two jobs the basic necessities are hard to grasp. That being said there are obviously different situations for everyone. A small amount of people are living well with just one job providing for them; these people are in a special class on their own because they probably don’t have any kids, friends or a social life because their work, is their life. Now, working multiple jobs is one thing. Maybe that person is trying extra hard to get out of debt, or make a few additional bucks to take their significant other on a much needed vacation, but most of the time it’s just for survival. Gas is higher than its ever been, food prices are rising, employers have always treated their employees with no respect, our veterans are made fun of on the streets, suicide rates are up and our government isn’t on the uptick either. Those were only the problems off the top of my head that I see everyday, but I’m not here to speak on any of those issues. Today I want to speak about something that we all are accustomed to. It’s a task we have to do once a week, and usually we don’t think about it because it’s such a mundane task our minds naturally skip over it. I want to talk about the trash problem in the United States. Of course, globally trash is a problem, but specifically looking at the United States will show us how far we have truly fallen.
By Tetrenius4 years ago in Earth
Dead Sea
Some researchers fear that the addition of Red Sea water could increase the risk of drowning. Purified water can dissolve salts stored along the coast, or it can seep into rivers and streams, speeding up the fall.
By Shreya Poudel4 years ago in Earth
An End
Another week has come to an end and I find that my thoughts have turned to you many times through the week (as they normally do) while I snap away at pictures here and there; pictures I think you might like to see.
By Peg Luby4 years ago in Earth
Japan earthquake and tsunami
In line with the mission of the organizations, the All Japan Relief and Recovery Fund will be used to fund local Japanese organizations responding to the disaster. All contributions to the Fund will be used to help the Japanese people by supporting local Japanese organizations that care for victims of tsunami and earthquakes. This will allow the organization to continue and expand its emergency services in the Miyagi region, focusing on people with disabilities and elderly people affected by tsunamis and subsequent nuclear damage.
By Hari Lama4 years ago in Earth
Norway The Land of Midnight Sun
At the height of summer, from the Arctic Circle to the Antarctic Circle, the sun is visible at local time (midnight), which means that it is not really dark. And wherever you go, you find sunlight at night. From the Arctic Circle, the midnight sun is visible in the northern hemisphere during the summer (June 21).
By Rajan Poudel 4 years ago in Earth
The Milky Way and how to find it in the night sky
The World Atlas of Artificial Sky Luminance is calculated by Light Pollution - Its Mitigation Software using high-resolution satellite data and new measurements of sky brightness shows that more than 80% of the earth and more than 99% of Americans and Europeans live under the minimal polluting sky. Countries, where large parts of their territory are hidden from light pollution, are Singapore and San Marino (110%), Malta (89%), West Bank (61%), Qatar (55%), Belgium, Kuwait (51%), Trinidad and Tobago (43%) ) and Israel (42%).
By E sapkota4 years ago in Earth
Cherrapunji-The land of Highest Rainfall
Meteorologists believe that the Mawsynram area plays a key role in causing heavy rainfall to fall there. Moisture is collected in the Bay of Bengal and causes rainfall in the region, leading to heavy and long periods of rainfall. The rains in Mawsynram are so heavy that villagers use thick grass to block out the noise in their houses to stop the rain.
By D sapkota4 years ago in Earth
6 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
The topic of climate change is quite a familiar one and has been trending for a while now. By watching your local news, you will witness the impacts of climate change on daily lives from floods to wildfires.
By Regina Thomas4 years ago in Earth
World Humanitarian Day 2021: History, Global Problem, Quotes & Slogans
What is the History of World Humanitarian Day? World Humanitarian Day was first observed by the United Nations General Assembly, for which resolution A/46/L.49 was passed in the year 2008. The proposal was sponsored by Sweden. In fact, 17 years ago today, on August 19, 2003, the United Nations Headquarters was attacked in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq.
By Fresh News India4 years ago in Earth
Tragic Tales From Newyork Small Islands
New York City is home to maybe the most well-known island on the planet: the 13-mile long, 2-mile comprehensive bundle called Manhattan. Of NYC's five wards, just one – The Bronx – is associated with the central area US.Far more modest lots dab the East River, Long Island Sound, and different waterways moving through as far as possible. A large portion of them has frightening accounts.
By Anshgptx4 years ago in Earth