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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] "What can I do with my Major"

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Isaac Abugri | 19-08-2018 02:38 Comments 8 recommendations 0

My major is environmental science. In the course of studying my program, environmental science, I read a lot of courses. One of the courses that I found most interesting was 'science and the formulation of environmental policy... Read More >

[Green living] Pesticide used status in Nepal

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Kushal Naharki | 19-08-2018 02:35 Comments 8 recommendations 0

Pesticide used status in NepalChemical pesticide is used in Nepal only after 1950 decade.•1950s: DDT imported from USA by Ministry of Health•1954: MOAC used DDT for crop pest management•Average pesticide used in ... Read More >

[Feature] 'What Can I Do with My Major?

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Lara Vincent | 19-08-2018 01:53 Comments 5 recommendations 0

One of the biggest environmental issues that I believe is prevalent in my field of studies is the rate of pollution affecting the natural resources, particularly the state of plastic pollution in our oceans, rivers and other water... Read More >

[Green living] International Environmental Law: National REDD+ Strategy in Ghana

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Isaac Abugri | 19-08-2018 00:43 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Environmental laws are the standards that governments establish to manage natural resources and environmental quality. The broad categories of ?natural resources? and ?environmental quality? include such areas as air and water pol... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Human-Elephant Conflicts in Bangladesh

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Sumit Chowdhury | 18-08-2018 23:28 Comments 7 recommendations 1

The human-elephant conflicts, mainly resulting from anthropogenic causes, have now become a regular phenomenon in the country, with such incidents spiking recently. According to the Forest Department, as many as 66 elephants have ... Read More >

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