Sustainability

What's the Catch with Canadian Overfishing?
Environmental exploitation has become the normative form of interaction between humans and the ecosystems we rely on. This process is not limited to one specific industry or one type of environmental resource: it is extensive and pervasive, and the effects are undeniably catastrophic. The specific issue that will be explored below is that of overfishing, with concentration on a Canadian perspective and the respective policy.
By Tia Foisy4 years ago in Earth
How I Started to Produce Fresh&Clean Food in my Garden.
I love nature and its ecology. But during my undergraduate studies, I realize that to protect the ecosystems it will be necessary to start protecting our food.
By Kevin Fantinatti4 years ago in Earth
Lemuria Farms
It all started after the last tower, built of what I held most dear to my heart, crumbled to the ground. The tower I had designed, tirelessly constructed, and lived in with three babies, after leaving an abusive marriage ten years ago, now ly in rubble all around me, and the worst part, I was alone. My babies were gone. My heart was gone. Its once steady beat was replaced with the sound of tears splashing in the flooded cavern where my heart once was, and I wasn’t sure if I would ever find, let alone put it back together again. All that surrounded me now was an inferno of flames, incinerating what crumbled pieces were left. Alone, desolate, and bleak, nothing but ashes and flames surrounded me. Like a zombie, I went through the motions, cry, eat, bathe, get dressed, try to figure out how to save my children, cry, sleep…I didn’t dare leave the pit of despair I had dug to protect myself from the fire. What if they came home while I was gone? What if I missed THE call telling me how to save them. Slowly after, what felt like a lifetime of days, hope began to return, and I wasn’t scared of the flames anymore. I realized they couldn’t hurt me; they were for me to protect me, my cocoon to protect me until I was ready, and then and only then did I begin to rise. The flames parted as I walked through the ashes of what was, And found what was meant to be. A few weeks later, I got my youngest daughter home! She was in bad shape, but I was ready and prepared to help heal her wounds while working to save my other two children. I was all fired up! Ready to redesign my life! Watch out, evil-doers; Bonnie 2.0 is here!
By Bonnie B4 years ago in Earth
Do you know 7 world's most endangered bird species?
Birds are one of the most wonderful creatures in the world. The sight of flying birds high in the sky is a peaceful delight for everyone. These creatures play a vital role in maintaining the stunning beauty of nature around us! It's impossible to imagine the world without so many varieties of species all around us. But unfortunately for the last few decades, we have been going through the harsh truth of extinction of various bird species.
By Shiwangi dwivedi4 years ago in Earth
Why thrift store reselling is ethical and not unethical
Why thrifting and reselling is ethical and not unethical? I read an article in the North Texan Daily where the writer wrote that reselling is unethical because it causes the thrift store prices to rise. Therefore making it less affordable for the community that relies on these items.
By Anna cruz4 years ago in Earth
Reduce reuse recycle
To be a part of the Earth recovery and preserve for the next generation we have to rethink and try to live more with recycling in our mind.
By Lassepetter4 years ago in Earth
Here’s 5 Eco-Friendly Channels I’ve Subscribed To
2022 has become the year I will change the way I spend and save. I have a low income, so writing and charity grants have been extremely helpful during these testing times. 2021 became the year I made the pledge not to eat meat anymore. In previous posts I have made the pledge to have a more plant-based diet. Like all of us, I want to increase my earnings, and I also want to reduce my spending too.
By Chloe Gilholy4 years ago in Earth
A Grain of Sand
When I look up in the sky, I see all those stars. I think of all those stars being suns like our sun and that each and every sun have clusters of planets, moons, asteroids, and even comets revolving around them all. Those planets orbiting around out there just like this one; some are gas, others are liquid, yet others are solid.
By Carol Nemes aka TigerSpirit4 years ago in Earth
If the Earth Could Ask 4 Basic Questions, How Would You Answer with a Mission Statement?. Top Story - February 2022.
Meet Earth ... our planet able to support life with water, the third of eight planets in our solar system in the known universe. It runs on the energy that it receives from the Sun, and the energy that it radiates back into outer space after having been distributed throughout the components of ecology and the Earth’s climate system.
By Annemarie Berukoff4 years ago in Earth
Sustainability
The mission of St. Louis Cosmetics is to provide our valued clients with a variety of products that meet their needs and to make them feel beautiful. We specialize in skincare, makeup, accessories and hair care products. We offer a wide selection of products including products from the best brands. Our mission is to provide the best possible products to our valued clients and to make their day a beautiful one.
By sanju unique 4 years ago in Earth
The Ashram in the Forest
Sadhguru’s adventures continued as he grew older and bought his motorcycle. During one such jungle foray, he came across Swami Nirmalananda, who, Sadhguru says, “knew that I am a yogi before I knew myself.”
By Sadhguru4 years ago in Earth
Snakes in Sadhguru’s Life
Snakes in Sadhguru's Life Snakes have always been a constant presence in Sadhguru’s life. Cobras especially seem to have an affinity for Sadhguru!
By Sadhguru4 years ago in Earth