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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] Thematic Article: Biodiversity

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Govinda Katuwal | 01-06-2022 18:13 Comments 6 recommendations 0

Biodiversity: Key to Life Humans, nature’s most intellectual organisms and gifted with tools to make possible everything. While on the journey of making everything bound in their hands, slowly and steadily they are now st... Read More >

[Energy] Sustainable energy sources in the US

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Harrison Wang | 01-06-2022 10:33 Comments 2 recommendations 0

In 2018, 65% of the United States' energy came from fossil fuels. This percentage has barely decreased in recent years. To help spread awareness for solutions, this report is about alternative sources that are viable and susta... Read More >

[Water] Biodiversity

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Harrison Wang | 01-06-2022 09:56 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Biodiversity is easily one of the biggest things threatened by pollution. This report will discuss how biodiversity in water sources are threatened by pollution. One result of pollution is an increase of carbon in the atmosphere.... Read More >

[Water] Technologies to treat water pollution

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Ananya Passi | 01-06-2022 07:30 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Water pollution has been a big issue in India for over a decade now since 70 percent of the surface water is not in the condition to be consumed. With each passing day, the water bodies are becoming toxic. This article will inform... Read More >

[Ecosystem] BIODIVERSITY LOSS AND CONSERVATION IN INDIA

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Ananya Passi | 01-06-2022 06:56 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Biodiversity loss is a massive issue for the whole world, especially for India, since it has lost 90 percent of the area under its hotspots. Over the last five decades, 12 percent of mammals, 3 percent of birds, and 19 percent of ... Read More >

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