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The Sustainable Beauty Behind Insects
by Cheha Paik \| 02-01-2025 16:15 1

In the last four years, my life has revolved around insects. I visited an insect farm for the first time in freshman year, experiencing what it means to live as farmers who raise crickets instead of traditional livestock. Movin... Read More >

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[Feature] Being a brick of change

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Dibya Bhatta | 27-01-2019 13:35 Comments 10 recommendations 1

Sometimes our small effort can bring about a great change.And we can be the brick to change.its my immense pleasure to encourage young minds to go to school. I could successfully replace her toys of muds by eco friendly stuff ... Read More >

[Water] Latest Status on Our Oceans... And it is in Hot, Hot Water.

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Rosa Domingos | 26-01-2019 18:33 Comments 15 recommendations 0

The Earth’s surface is 70% water, but even that underestimates how vital ocean health is to our planet’s ability to maintain life. Recent results from scientists around the world only further confirm that our water world is ... Read More >

[Feature] Environmental Education

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Eli Quiroz | 26-01-2019 07:00 Comments 19 recommendations 1

Environmental Education is a topic which is becoming more popular in Mexico. It allows individuals to explore environmental issues, fostering the necessity and responsibility of humans to protect the natural World. Nonetheless, En... Read More >

[Land] mining in Kitwe, Zambia

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Chabala Chisenga | 25-01-2019 22:30 Comments 7 recommendations 0

Mining in Kitwe===Mopani Copper Mines===Mopani Copper Mines Plc (Mopaniis a joint venture company based inKitwe as 95% of its operations arelocated there, comprising[[Glencore International]] AG(73.1%), First Quantum MineralsLtd. ... Read More >

[Land] about the baobab 🌲 tree

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Chabala Chisenga | 25-01-2019 22:25 Comments 9 recommendations 0

All Baobabs are deciduous trees ranging in height from 5 to 20 meters. The Baobab tree is a strange looking tree that grows in low-lying areas in Africa and Australia. It can grow to enormous sizes and carbon dating indicates that... Read More >

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