Sustainability

Less Screen Time, More Green Time
Less Screen Time, More Green Time What's the meaning of it? Spending less time on electronic devices such as phones, laptops, televisions and dedicating more time to outdoor activities in nature is very important in our technology-driven world.
By Sadia Maqsoodabout a year ago in Earth
Underconsumption: A Quiet Rebellion Against Consumer Culture
“We’ve been saving this for you,” said Mama with a beaming smile as my Pop gently placed a hefty box at the center of my teenage bedroom. The outside was dusty and scratched up from moving a dozen times but, when they popped the lid open, it was clear the outside of the plastic container shielded the content within from every last scratch. “You’ll finally fit into these.”
By Olivia L. Dobbsabout a year ago in Earth
The country most vulnerable to natural disasters
The Philippines: The Country Most Vulnerable to Natural Disasters The Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, is often regarded as the most disaster-prone country in the world. Situated in Southeast Asia, the country faces frequent threats from typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and floods. Its location along the Pacific Ring of Fire and the Typhoon Belt places it at the epicenter of both geological and meteorological hazards. Despite these challenges, the resilience of the Filipino people has become a hallmark of their identity, as they have learned to adapt and rebuild in the face of recurring calamities.
By Ishayaabout a year ago in Earth
SpaceX Astronauts Make History with First Private Spacewalk. AI-Generated.
In a truly historic moment for space exploration, a team of astronauts funded by private sources embarked on the first-ever commercial spacewalk aboard the SpaceX Polaris Dawn Mission. Orbiting over 700 kilometers above Earth, the mission has set new standards for the future of space travel.
By Gerald mawuli Deynuabout a year ago in Earth
Embracing Nature: The Essential Connection Between Humans and the Environment
Introduction In our increasingly digital world, where technology permeates every aspect of daily life, the profound importance of nature is more relevant than ever. Nature, with its diverse ecosystems and intricate web of life, is not just a backdrop to human activity but a fundamental component of our well-being and survival. This article explores the multifaceted relationship between humans and the natural world, highlighting the benefits of nature, the challenges it faces, and the steps we can take to foster a more harmonious coexistence.
By Eka Intanabout a year ago in Earth
Exploring the World's Most Beautiful Places
1. Santorini, Greece Santorini is renowned for its striking blue-domed churches, whitewashed buildings, and stunning sunsets. This volcanic island in the Aegean Sea features picturesque villages perched on cliffs overlooking the deep blue waters. The island's unique landscape, with its dramatic caldera and crystal-clear waters, makes it a dream destination for travelers seeking beauty and romance.
By Eka Intanabout a year ago in Earth
Ketan Dattani: Integrating Entrepreneurial Vision with Environmental Responsibility
In today's evolving business landscape, the integration of profitability and sustainability is increasingly essential. Ketan Dattani, CEO of Buckingham Futures, exemplifies how these two objectives can not only coexist but also drive mutual success. As a leader in the field of environmental recruitment, Dattani has built a company that not only addresses staffing needs but also shapes careers with a clear sense of purpose, demonstrating that businesses can serve as powerful agents of positive environmental change.
By Yadav shivamabout a year ago in Earth
Embracing a Greener Future
In a world where environmental concerns are at an all-time high, the idea of living sustainably has become more than just a trend—it's a necessary shift in how we approach our daily lives. As we navigate this new era of eco-consciousness, the question on many minds is: How can we make a meaningful impact?
By Eladeo Mallettabout a year ago in Earth
The Secrets of Supervolcanoes
Lurking deep below the surface in California and Wyoming are two hibernating volcanoes of almost unimaginable fury. Were they to go critical, they would blanket the western U.S. with many centimeters of ash in a matter of hours. Between them, they have done so at least four times in the past two million years. Similar supervolcanoes smolder underneath Indonesia and New Zealand.
By Someoneabout a year ago in Earth
Sustainable Living
Introduction As climate change becomes a growing concern, more people are recognizing the need to adopt sustainable living practices. At the heart of sustainability lies the concept of reducing your carbon footprint – the total amount of greenhouse gases generated by your actions. From the energy you use at home to the products you buy, your choices directly impact the planet. In this article, we will explore practical ways to reduce your carbon footprint, focusing on energy efficiency, eco-friendly transportation, waste reduction, and sustainable product choices.
By Tlili Aliabout a year ago in Earth
Guide to eco friendly shopping
Hey there, eco-warriors and green enthusiasts! 🌍 If you're looking to give your shopping habits a major makeover and join the movement towards a more sustainable lifestyle, you're in the right place. Whether you're a seasoned green shopper or just starting to dip your toes into the world of eco-friendly products, this guide will help you navigate the aisles with confidence and style. Let’s dive into how you can make your purchases greener, one step at a time.
By Kedsabout a year ago in Earth
Africa is Splitting in Halves and A New Ocean Will be Born
There is a giant rift that is slowly tearing the African continent (The second largest continent) apart . The depression which is known as the East African Rift comprises of a network of valleys stretching about 3,500 kilometers long , starting from the Red Sea to Mozambique. According to scientists, this development will lead to the birth of a new ocean and possible a mini continent in the future.
By Emma Adeabout a year ago in Earth