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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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[Ecosystem] Forest in Nepal:

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Bharat Adhikari | 18-03-2018 12:25 Comments 3 recommendations 0

Renowned as a country of natural beauty, Nepal is also rich in forest resources. People, therefore, opine,“Green forests are the wealth of Nepal.”In fact, forests do contribute a lot to the all-round development of... Read More >

[Water] Oversea-ing Plastics

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| 18-03-2018 03:51 Comments 6 recommendations 0

Human's tendency to overlook what is beyond us is reflected on how we name our planet. Three quarters of Earth is covered in waters. With its commanding vastness, we have been nonchalantly choking our oceans with soda bottles ... Read More >

[Water] Floods of Fury

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| 18-03-2018 03:32 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Malaysian's ability to name our capital has proven precise. During a recent monsoon season, photos taken from above revealed a Kuala Lumpur, which means the "muddy river confluence" in Malay, submerged in filthy sludge waters,... Read More >

[Green living] Giving it Back to the Society and nature

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Rohan Kapur | 17-03-2018 19:32 Comments 9 recommendations 0

Dear Fellow ambassadors, no contribution is small & no effort it trivial. We must give back to the society as per our capability. It acts as a motivation to others & reminder to ourselves to augment our efforts. I always try to sh... Read More >

[Water] The WATER QUALITY in the PHILIPPINES

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CARLOS OCON DEGAMO JR. | 17-03-2018 15:54 Comments 3 recommendations 1

Ninety seven percent (97%) of the Earth?s water is in our oceans, and is unusable because of its high salt content. Two percent (2%) is frozen in glacier and ice caps, also unusable. The remaining one percent (1%) is the water w... Read More >

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