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What Humanity Accomplished
it all started with inspiration from another. right at the end of 2016, I was scrolling through Tumblr. by the end of 2017, I had gathered as many facts as I could, and despite the pure unadulterated horror of the Emoji Movie, Charlottesville Nazi, Manchester bombing, the public embarrassment from the worldwide broadcast of politics, and worse.
By Robyn Little4 years ago in Earth
The Sunflower saga of 2022
Earlier this summer I wrote about my family’s summer routine we have going.This involves growing our favorite sunflower plants, saving them from the elements, the herbivores such as deer and rabbits who make the process really hard. Summer of 2022 was brutal by all accounts across the US with the war in Europe making life tough for people.
By Garden tales from the Garden state4 years ago in Earth
Is it possible for supergiant creatures to exist in the deep sea?
When life began to appear on Earth about 3.6 billion years ago, all living organisms were small, and it took almost 2.5 billion years to evolve organisms larger than a single cell.
By Gareth Geyer4 years ago in Earth
Bogue Chitto Wildlife Refuge, a Louisiana Bayou in Polaroid
“You have arrived.” Led to the middle of a highway right at the border of Mississippi and Louisiana by a confused maps app.
By Chaia Levi4 years ago in Earth
How to turn your garden into a carbon sink
during World War Two, the UK Ministry of agriculture encouraged gardeners to "Dig for Victory" and grow their vegetables to help feed the country. Allotments sprung up in private gardens and public parks – even the lawns outside the Tower of London were transformed into vegetable patches.
By aaliyah kale4 years ago in Earth
No 1 elephant can get cancer! Peto's Paradox: Is it true that the smaller a creature is, the more likely it is to develop cancer?
Did you know? Whether it is human or animal, the cells in the body are undergoing cancerous changes from time to time. Doesn't it seem incredible? But what is even more incredible is that elephants do not get cancer.
By Sonny4 years ago in Earth
Solar Power: How It Can Save You Money
As the cost of electricity continues to rise, more and more homeowners are starting to see the benefits of going solar. Not only is it a great way to reduce your carbon footprint, but it can also save you money. With prices as low as 3.5 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in some states, owning your own home solar power system makes financial sense if you have access to a roof that can support panels or other hardware. The good news is that there are plenty of ways to lower your operating costs while still taking advantage of the many benefits of a solar power system. Here’s everything you need to know about operating an off-the-grid system at home, so you can make the switch without breaking the bank…
By paul johnston4 years ago in Earth
The earth consumes as much oil as a river every day, so will the earth get lighter and lighter?
Since the beginning of human society, huge amounts of fuel have been consumed all the time. Since the beginning of industrial society, oil has been the main fuel for human beings. According to reports, humans consume as much oil as a large river every day. So, we can't help but question, at this rate of consumption, is our earth getting lighter all the time?
By Haas Tash4 years ago in Earth
Does it Snow in Hawaii? Find Out!
Does it Snow in Hawaii? Find Out! Hawaii, a state in the US with many islands, is known for its tropical climate. And whether or not it snows in Hawaii has always been a mystery for those not living there (or who haven’t ever been there).
By Abhishek Saini4 years ago in Earth
The United States held a "snake hunting bounty competition"!
According to foreign media reports, the annual "Burmese python hunting event" held by the U.S. government of Florida opened in early August. A total of more than 800 participants came to the Everglades in southern Florida to participate in the challenge. In the competition, the participants who killed the largest number of Burmese pythons can get thousands of dollars in cash prizes. There are additional prizes for catching and killing the longest Burmese python.
By Baudamolova4 years ago in Earth
Coach David Parker on Environmental Priorities of 2023
Over the years, environmental issues have become so prevalent that they have overtaken other concerns on our global priority list. Due to the number of new problems and worries that emerge each year, we must constantly consider which crisis is the most important. As we approach the new year, here are the predicted environmental priorities of 2023
By Coach David Parker4 years ago in Earth
The next five countries will be submerged by the sea and disappear
Sea level heights rise and fall throughout the history of life on Earth. As the Earth's tectonics and climate evolved, the changes ranged from a few meters and tens of meters to as high as hundreds of meters.
By Brenzee4 years ago in Earth