Sustainability

Fading Footprint
In the quiet town of Ava spring, where the gentle rustling of leaves and the soft murmur of the nearby river once defined the backdrop of everyday life, lived a young artist named . Ava Springs was known for its breathtaking landscapes, a harmonious fusion of lush forests, rolling hills, and vibrant meadows that seemed to dance in the sunlight. However, in this world, memories were not just tucked away in the recesses of the mind; they were etched into the very fabric of the environment.
By Ayomide2 years ago in Earth
What if The World Lost Oxygen for 5 Seconds?
Picture a world where, for just a fleeting five seconds, all of Earth's oxygen vanishes. Not permanently, just a brief hiatus. What would transpire during those precious moments? Would we simply hold our breath, or would the consequences be more profound? Join us in this "what if" scenario as we explore the repercussions of a five-second oxygen hiatus on our planet.
By Nico Cox2 years ago in Earth
We Are Tremendously Close to the De-Extinction of the Dodo Bird
In our lifetimes, we may see extinction counteracted by genetic advancement — only in my wildest dreams did I think I might one day type those words to begin a nonfiction article. Modern genetics already felt dangerously close to sci-fi with Dolly the Sheep and CRISPR. But, now, biotech has the potential to undo the wrongs of the human past, nullifying the species we eradicated as we colonized our way across the globe. Truly, we’ve almost reached a near Jurassic Park level of genetic ability, and the revelations obtained by approaching it already have incredible potential to improve our world.
By Olivia L. Dobbs2 years ago in Earth
How Tyre Recycling Stations Efficiently Dispose of Scrap Tyres: Pyrolysis
In the labyrinth of waste management, the challenge of efficiently disposing of scrap tires looms large. Enter the innovative domain of tyre pyrolysis plants, where the alchemy of heat and chemistry transforms discarded tires into valuable resources. This sophisticated process not only tackles the environmental menace posed by scrap tires but also unveils a sustainable avenue for harnessing their latent energy.
By Wayne Shen2 years ago in Earth
Is Physical Mail Really Needed?
From today on, I will try to write a few journal pieces a week (hopefully daily) talking about some event that happened on the day and what kind of thought it triggered.
By Mo Darasi2 years ago in Earth
Biomass Pyrolysis Technology
In the dynamic landscape of waste management, biomass pyrolysis technology emerges as a transformative force, offering sustainable solutions to the burgeoning waste challenges faced by various industries. This cutting-edge approach capitalizes on the principles of thermal decomposition to convert organic materials into valuable products, mitigating environmental impact and fostering resource efficiency.
By Wayne Shen2 years ago in Earth
Bee Royalty: . Content Warning.
Bees have a strict caste system. Of the tens of thousands of bees found in hives, nearly all are workers, performing virtually every task, from cleaning and building the hive to collecting pollen and nectar.
By Kwandokuhle Ndethi2 years ago in Earth
Peeling Back the Curtain:
First the good: bananas are healthy, full of nutrients and energy, fits in your hand, gives a small hint when fully ripe, and is easy to peel and eat.
By Kwandokuhle Ndethi2 years ago in Earth
How Auroras are Formed?
Auroras are one of the most enchanting natural phenomena, captivating people with their dazzling displays of light and color.
By Tara2 years ago in Earth
Why doesn’t it rain diamonds on Earth?
Have you ever wondered why diamonds don't rain from the sky on Earth, unlike the celestial spectacle witnessed on planets like Saturn and Jupiter?
By Mayur 2 years ago in Earth
The World Is Very Far Off Meeting The UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, the United Nations agreed upon seventeen Sustainable Development Goals which aim to combat some of the world’s biggest development challenges by the year 2030. The Goals are all interlinked: ending poverty (SDG1) also means zero hunger (SDG2). Gender equality (SDG 5) supports good health and wellbeing (SDG3) - and so on. The world already has the resources and technology to achieve most of the 2030 goals. However, as of now, not enough resources are being directed into achieving The Goals. This needs to change.
By Elsie Cheung2 years ago in Earth
Welcome To The "Neigh"borhood
Today is the day we honor the animal that helped shape our world, the horse. Horses are one of the most loved livestock in the world. 31% of American homes have one person living there in love with horses. Horses have been domesticated since around 3500 BC in South Russia and Kazakhstan. Today horses are still used for manual labor and transportation, while in some parts they are used in animal-assisted therapy programs. Few ranches specialize in breeding and training champion sport horses. The horse, or equine, industry in the US alone makes $122 billion, along with 1.7 million jobs. There are 60 million horses of more than 400 breeds living on 459,526 horse ranches around the world. In a post-apocalyptic world, horses will be the cornerstone of society during this time. They will be key players in the rebuilding your community. Here is how to start your own horse ranch.
By M.L. Lewis2 years ago in Earth