Climate

Is There a Hidden Base in the Antarctic?
In remote Siberia, an area called Necropolis is found containing 88 unmarked Medieval graves. Experts believe they are distant ancestors of the indigenous Nenets people.
By Kamusiime Comrade3 years ago in Earth
Solid Waste Management (2/2)
Well-developed Roadmap for Sustainable Environment Basic Objectives This model is designed with the basic aim to set the policy framework, and monitor the practical measures that are obligate part of the waste management and lead to the development of a sustainable environment. Organizations motivate the local institutes and force them to change the work action plans, share knowledge, and set plants of latest technology. Some key points of this roadmap are as follow;
By Fatima Jamil3 years ago in Earth
Solid Waste Management (1/2)
2.1-Introduction Despite of rapid growth, the urbanization continuously triggered the natural reserve of the planet. We are facing a lot of water, air and soil pollution. This has a direct and severe impact on the human health and creates problem for the future living. This leads to the ultimate goals of sustainable development. International organizations encourage the countries to take effective measures for sustainability development simply by the use of minimum natural resources, eliminating the toxic metals and development certain techniques to control waste pollution.
By Fatima Jamil3 years ago in Earth
The Science Behind Why Leaves Change Colour in Autumn
As summer passes and fall takes its place, something amazing happens in nature. The rich green leaves that formerly decorated the trees turn into a beautiful palette of vibrant hues, decorating the landscape. Have you ever wondered why the colours of the leaves change in the fall? Let's look into the interesting science underlying this enthralling phenomenon.
By Boluwatife Onabanjo3 years ago in Earth
Wastewater Treatment Practices in Pakistan (Part 4)
1-Wastewater treatment practices in Pakistan 1.1-Tertiary Treatment It is much difficult than primary and secondary process. We use different kinds of Physical and Chemical means before its discharge to natural resources. It is clean and we should use it for agricultural and irrigation system. It provides us the final treatment stage. More than one kind of tertiary method is used in treatment plants. It includes;
By Fatima Jamil3 years ago in Earth
Nature's Beauty: A Source of Tranquility and Inspiration
Introduction (approximately 100 words): Nature's beauty is an awe-inspiring phenomenon that has captivated humanity since the beginning of time. From the majestic mountains to the shimmering oceans and the vibrant flora and fauna that fill our landscapes, the natural world offers a treasure trove of wonders to behold. In this article, we will delve into the mesmerizing splendor of nature, exploring its breathtaking landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and the profound impact it has on our physical and emotional well-being. One of the most enchanting aspects of nature's beauty lies in its breathtaking landscapes. From vast mountain ranges and cascading waterfalls to serene meadows and pristine beaches, the diversity and grandeur of Earth's landscapes are truly awe-inspiring. Whether we find ourselves amidst towering peaks or wandering through a serene forest, these natural wonders have the ability to instill a sense of peace and harmony within us. The symphony of colors, textures, and forms found in nature's landscapes is a testament to its artistic brilliance.
By Muntaha3 years ago in Earth
Wastewater Treatment Practices in Pakistan (Part 2)
1.1-Watewater Treatment Practices in Pakistan along with its Production and Primary Treatment Methods: 1.2-Wastewater Production
By Fatima Jamil3 years ago in Earth
Wastewater Treatment Practices in Pakistan (Part 1)
1-Wastewater treatment practices in Pakistan 1.1-Introduction Pakistan has expected current population of 170 million. This daily increase in population has direct impacts on water bodies that used to meet domestic, agriculture and industrial needs. Pakistan now runs out of its water resources and standing on the edge of water shortage countries. Similarly, the water quality has also been reduced and further decline due to unchecked waste management system. A large number of industries, agriculture and domestic waste directly disposed and contaminate water bodies. Similarly lack of interest in regular visit to check and monitor water bodies extents the number of water-borne diseases which ultimately have adverse effect on the environment and the living creatures. Even though it is mandatory to check and monitor water bodies and provides useful information, but still it lacks such kind of management. We clearly notice the wastewater impact on areas most closed to contaminated sources.
By Fatima Jamil3 years ago in Earth
Back 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan, Tremors Felt in Delhi
Introduction On a calm day in Afghanistan, the ground beneath its surface rumbled with intensity as a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck the nation. The impact of the seismic event was not confined to Afghanistan alone, as tremors were felt in the Indian capital of Delhi, sending shockwaves through the region. This article delves into the details of the earthquake, its effects, and the response it elicited.
By Mandeep Sokhal3 years ago in Earth
Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Pakistan: A Journey into Pakistani Beauty Traditions and culture
Introduction: Pakistan, a land rich in culture and heritage, is home to a diverse range of beauty traditions that have stood the test of time. From ancient remedies passed down through generations to modern beauty practices influenced by global trends, Pakistani beauty embodies a unique blend of tradition and innovation. In this article, we delve into the captivating world of Pakistani beauty, exploring the rituals, ingredients, and cultural significance that contribute to its enduring allure. Join us on this journey as we uncover the secrets behind Pakistan's timeless beauty traditions.
By Muhammad Adil Yousafzai3 years ago in Earth
A call for action
There are billions of plastic jugs created consistently. Many billions. That number is simply excessively difficult to really understand for the majority of us. What's more, disgracefully somewhere around 20% of those containers get reused. It can require 1,000 years for that plastic container to decay all alone and, surprisingly, then every one of the synthetic substances gets spilled into the ground.
By Aparna3 years ago in Earth
League Match Preview of the Upcoming Southampton vs Liverpool Premier
The upcoming Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool is expected to be an exciting clash between two competitive teams. Here's a preview of the match:
By Muhammad Uzair3 years ago in Earth