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[Green living] [Free Report] Why strawberries?

Sara Dauletyarova | 19-04-2022 01:29 Comments 5 recommendations 0

Strawberries are way too expensive here. In addition to this, the ones for sale are not wonderfully sweet at all. So I made up my mind to grow strawberries on my own, and it has been two weeks since I planted 10 strawberry plants ... Read More >

[Water] One of the biggest threats to our health.

Mukhammaddiyor Kurbonov | 19-04-2022 01:13 Comments 3 recommendations 0

The issue I will rise in this article is related to the shrinkage of Aral Sea, located in the Central Asia. This shrinkage has cause big volumes of soil pollution to the air and has caused many problems to humanity as well as a... Read More >

[Green living] Why ride a bike more? [Free Report]

Daniel Puente | 19-04-2022 00:20 Comments 3 recommendations 0

Why ride a bike more? First of all, there are the advantages: it is good for your health as it reduces cardiovascular diseases and at the same time contributes to calorie burning and obesity prevention, improves lung capacity, ... Read More >

[Water] [Free Report] Water Crisis in Uzbekistan and C5+1 Youth Council "Water Crisis"

Sara Dauletyarova | 18-04-2022 23:17 Comments 3 recommendations 0

According to the World Resources Institute, Uzbekistan was ranked 25th out of 164 in the world’s water-stressed countries. The water crisis has been considered a serious issue in Uzbekistan, particularly in regions like Karakalpa... Read More >

[Land] [Thematic April Report] Soil Pollution

Sara Dauletyarova | 18-04-2022 21:48 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Soil plays a vital role in our life. Like water, the soil suffers from pollution as well. Nature waste such as dead plants, rotten fruits and vegetables, and animal carcasses contributes to the fertility of the soil, while man-mad... Read More >

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