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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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[Energy] Nuclear Waste

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Razaan ABAKAR | 24-05-2017 22:36 Comments 10 recommendations 0

Nuclear Waste: Around 8910 tons of heavy metal nuclear waste are generated each year. This waste mainly comes from nuclear power stations. Three territories produce over 1000 tons a year: the United States, Canada, and France. Ca... Read More >

[Feature] Brigada Eskwela - Service Learning Experience

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Adam Zhou | 23-05-2017 21:56 Comments 8 recommendations 1

Brigada Eskwela, or School Brigade as translated from Filipino, is a nationwide voluntary event that aims to prepare for the opening of classes. With support from the Department of Education in the governmental scope, a large nu... Read More >

[Feature] I visited the 56th school again

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Xilola Kayumova | 23-05-2017 09:14 Comments 6 recommendations 0

Hello dear Tunza and family, I am very sorry for being the most inactive ambassador in the month of March. I was very busy with my brackets, youth summit, lyceum events for holidays, exams and everything else. Today, I visited th... Read More >

[Energy] NUCLEAR WASTE- MOST TOXIC IF MISHANDLED

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| 22-05-2017 21:06 Comments 7 recommendations 0

Nuclear power is the cleanest and only large-scale energy-producing technologythat does not emit air pollutants like soot, ash or Sulphur dioxide which increases greenhouses gases. In addition, it isolates its waste from the envir... Read More >

[Energy] NUCLEAR WASTE

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Yvonne Wabai | 21-05-2017 22:24 Comments 4 recommendations 1

DEFINITION Nuclear waste is a term used to describe radioactive waste. Therefore, to understand what constitutes nuclear waste, we must first describe what 'radioactive' means. To be 'radioactive' means... Read More >

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