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[Ecosystem] World Habitat Day 2018

Sainath Manikandan | 02-10-2018 19:55 Comments 2 recommendations 0

The first Monday of October is designated by United Nations as World Habitat Day and the theme for this year is ?Municipal Solid Waste Management? with the slogan ?Waste-Wise Cities?. This day reminds us that we as global citizens... Read More >

[Feature] The winning T-shirt from the monthly event of July 2018

Ananya Singh | 02-10-2018 15:21 Comments 22 recommendations 0

Thank youuuuuuu soooooooooo much, Tunza Eco-Generation for the absolutely amazing prize - the official mint green Tunza Tshirt. So glad to have received it. I'm extremely elated to represent and work for such a noble cause. Th... Read More >

[Ecosystem] LIGHT POLLUTION IN TAIWAN

Elizaveta Zaretskaya | 02-10-2018 10:52 Comments 9 recommendations 0

Hi everyone! My name is Lisa Zaretskaya. I would like to draw your attention to my 2nd report related to LIGHT POLLUTION IN TAIWAN. The second meeting of our ecological club in this new semester was devoted to LIGHT POLLUTION IN ... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Separate waste collection in Russia: steps to solve the problem

Nikolay Dagaev | 02-10-2018 06:08 Comments 11 recommendations 0

We live in the XXI century, conduct complex operations on the heart and brain, plan to establish a colony on Mars, but still have not solved the basic problem of separate collection and disposal of garbage. At least in Russia ... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Celebration of world Rabies day 2018

Deepak Subedi | 02-10-2018 00:49 Comments 11 recommendations 0

Rabiesis a deadly virus spread to people from the saliva of infected animals. Therabiesvirus is usually transmitted through a bite. Animals most likely to transmitrabiesin the bats, coyotes, foxes, raccoons and skunks. Following a... Read More >

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