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Climate change is now on the menu at seafood restaurants
Restaurants update their menus all the time and this often goes unnoticed by diners. These changes are driven by culinary trends, consumer preferences and many environmental and socio-economic factors that affect the availability of the ingredients. According to a recent study published by my research team, we can now add climate change to this list.
Viona AmindaPublished 3 days ago in EarthMy Quasi Eco-Friendly-ism
In case you haven't seen anything, over the last few months, TV commercials, ads on social media, and so on have been pushing for products to be sustainable and eco-friendly.
Amethyst ChampagnePublished 11 days ago in EarthThe Five Seasons Of Weather
Wildfire Season Is Upon Us It's early in the season, and so far, the number of acres burned across the United States is nearly 78% above the 10-year average. Much of the West, Plains, and Texas remain in the middle of a historic drought as they suffer from above-average temperatures and below-normal precipitation. The current conditions are a perfect storm that could bring larger and even more dangerous wildfires this year.
Jason Ray MortonPublished 15 days ago in EarthWhat Would Happen if a Solar Storm Hit Earth?
An extreme solar storm — known as a coronal mass ejection (CME) — can eject as much as one billion tons of plasma from the sun’s surface at speeds up to 1.6 million kilometres per hour. Fortunately, the 2012 CME narrowly missed our blue planet. But it was too close for comfort, and it got scientists thinking about what would have happened if it had impacted Earth.
Shane Peter ConroyPublished 17 days ago in EarthWas The Personal Car A Mistake?
The autumn I turned sixteen, I bought a car from my boss at the Country Club where I worked. I remember the feeling of excitement when we met in the parking lot and exchanged the money. In my hands were now the keys to a Ford Explorer Sport, a car I needed not only to get to school, but also to cushion my social standing in a crowd where SUVs were the coolest thing since Abercrombie cargo pants.
Eric CarlsonPublished 20 days ago in EarthA farewell letter to Earth
Dear Earth, I’m writing this letter because I feel that time is running out. It’s late and I’m tired. I bet you are tired too. Tired of carrying the weight of two many heads, too many voices, tired of all the fighting loaded with insolent grudges, tired of giving everything I have and getting nothing in return. What comes back is destruction. At times slow and deep, then all of a sudden, with instantaneous violent blows. Our world is in decline, our civilisation on the verge of annihilation, because we weren’t capable of taking care of each other, we weren’t capable of speaking the same language, not the verbal one, but the one of the heart. The one where we understand each other only if we learn to listen.
Elisa BazziPublished 21 days ago in EarthA Hymn
I had always been afraid of birds. The way they screech into the sharp sky, display their talons like trophies, unfurl their wings and fly. How they move gently through the air as a simple breeze, but crack harshly against the earth each time they land. At 21, I spent most of my time alone in my dense apartment uptown, near the trees. I reveled in the space between me and others, the freedom of the forest. Fell in love with talking to myself and hearing only the rustle of branches as a reply. The fall proved to be the best time of the year. When the birds flew south and the bugs holed up from the cold. I wore sweaters to class in the morning, changed to a t-shirt by noon. I loved autumn, the soft in between of two extremes. I enjoyed each season as much as possible, each providing their own sense of beauty, but fall held its place in my heart. When winter hit and it snowed too hard, I pulled the covers tight and bundled myself away from the cold, refusing to accept it. Although friends and family questioned me, I refused to explain what the snow did to me. The way it took pieces of me each time, how most years I never got them back.
Sydney Lee JonesPublished 24 days ago in EarthBook Review - Holy Shit
Holy Shit – Managing Manure to Save Mankind by Gene Logsdon Non-Fiction 2010 215 pages Poop Will Set You Free
Jordan J HallPublished 28 days ago in Earth
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Places to see India's Tigers
While more has to be done, the number of sanctuaries and parks in India, not just to house the Royal Bengali Tiger but also to house hundreds of flora and animals, is a promising start. It's a terrific site to learn about and appreciate diverse types of animals and plants, but where can you go to view a Bengali tiger?
Rahau MihaiPublished about 2 hours ago in EarthHow Does Nature Impact Our Health?
We know very well that the beauty of nature is a cure. And now, some medical professionals in Canada are promoting it. Nowadays, doctors are instructing their patients to walk in the park, feel the rustling of dry leaves under their feet, and breathe in the fresh air. This is the goal of the expanding PaRX program of the BC Parks Foundation of Canada, which aims to improve people's mental and physical health by connecting them with nature.
Munawar HussainPublished about 3 hours ago in EarthBackyard Revolution Review - Does It Work? Or Is It A Scam?
Whenever we think of an alternative way of having electricity in our house, the first thing that comes to mind is to install a home solar energy.
Hire Generator Whichever Type You Want at Gawade Green Powers And Also Get Detail Information About The Ins and Outs of Generators
What does a generator do? Electric powered Generator are, basically, existence savers. they're backup electricity sources that convert gas deliver normally propane, diesel or gasoline, into electrical energy. they are the number one resources of electrical supply in the course of power outages. This electricity is utilized in an external circuit. unlike standby mills, the subsequent aren't permanently set up in a single vicinity, so they’re clean to begin. you can buy or hire generator for your use.
Gawade greenpowerPublished about 5 hours ago in EarthI love astronomy
I think it's a fascinating area when it comes to subjects that address our curiosity. Human beings evolved because they were curious, one of our keenest senses, not only in us but in other animals.
Georgenes MedeirosPublished about 7 hours ago in EarthIN THE YEAR THAT KING UZZIAH DIED
“In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord seated on a throne, high and exalted, and the train of His robe filled the temple” (Isaiah 6:1).
Monica StefanPublished about 8 hours ago in EarthGenetics tools speed hybridization
David Byrne, Texas A&M AgriLife Research rose breeder and geneticist, is the director for a four-year grant-funded project to create and improve software for polyploid genetic analysis.
Jenny AlbortPublished 2 days ago in EarthTo Be Loved By Sunshine
I could lay here blissfully for the rest of my life. The smell of dirt and grass filled my nostrils. A light breeze running through my hair. I could feel it through my eyelashes. Lifting away the hardships of the past several years. I breathed it all in, I breathed in life for the first time since I was a child. Remembering what it was that I loved about the countryside. Away from the desks and computers, the people, the constant clatter of machinery slaving away.
Hayden N BellPublished 2 days ago in Earth
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