Advocacy
Pollution Is Killing Our Planet
Introduction I live in an urban area that some often say is upscale. It is a revitalized region very close to the downtown section of the city where arts, entertainment, shopping, and dining abound. The area is within walking distance of major corporations and universities, too.
By Dr Deborah M Vereen4 years ago in Earth
Present Case Scenario
Humankind has gained significant headway from traveling to the present day when labor and products created in various far-off lands are devoured everywhere. Financial aspects are essentially worried about the creation, dissemination, and utilization of work and outcomes needed to carry on life easily. In the days of yore, it was genuinely challenging to get merchandise from different nations because of components like limitations in transport, generally sufficient cash, and nearby administrative inclinations. For long in East and West, individuals needed to fulfill themselves with whatever was created locally, and articles delivered elsewhere, if accessible for utilization, were an extravagance. Individuals additionally lived under an intensely farming ruled life. A commonplace medieval living was the thing to address where the labor and products burned-through were restricted.
By Naman Gupta4 years ago in Earth
I am an Artist/Creator
I don't work for the man, anymore. I quit. I am a writer, an artist, an environmentalist and a human rights advocate. Those are pretty big hobbies one might say. They are not hobbies, I've devoted my life to these causes and I have actually managed to witness substantial impact on cultural idenity. And these days, with society seeming to be crumbling around I'd say that my place is needed more than ever.
By Melissa Eaves4 years ago in Earth
Biology is Grief
Biology has become a science of grief. It’s studying the life of a loved one from the perspective of a cell of the cancer that’s killing them. It’s a desperate attempt to hold back the growing tumor just long enough to understand organs before they’re overtaken.
By Olivia L. Dobbs4 years ago in Earth
About Untamed Photographer. Top Story - September 2021.
I am Mark Wilkins, co-founder of Untamed Photographer with my daughter Amy Peters. I want to tell you what makes Untamed Photographer special and why founding Untamed Photographer is so important to me and the future of our environment.
By Untamed Photographer4 years ago in Earth
5 Tips to Make Your Home More Eco-Friendly
Amid the current climate crisis, you can provide a solution by trying as much as possible to be eco-friendly in different areas of your life. If you want to be more eco-friendly, you have to embrace environmentally friendly practices. What better place to practice eco-friendly measures than your home where you spend a lot of time? So, how can you make your home more eco-friendly?
By McKenzie Jones4 years ago in Earth
The Historic Town of Cerro Gordo Needs Our Help!
Back in 2018, a former silver mining ghost town called Cerro Gordo in California sold for $1.4 million. The town was bought by Brent Underwood, a former banker turned hostel manager, his partner and a series of investors.
By Armchair Detective4 years ago in Earth





