Advocacy

The strange 19th-Century sport that was cooler than football
The race began, rather unusually, at 1:00 on a Sunday morning. It was 21 September 1879, and 13 (mostly) moustachioed athletes in tight leggings and tiny shorts had gathered under the towering arches of the original Madison Square Garden in New York – along with 10,000 raucous spectators.
By Udley4 years ago in Earth
The strange race to track down a missing billion years
"FEARFUL DISASTER," read the headline on the front page of the Chicago Tribune on 3 July 1869. The paper was referring to an incident involving a motley team of explorers led by the one-armed, self-taught geologist John Wesley Powell. Their mission was simple, though not easy – to travel 1,000 miles (1,609km) downstream from the banks of the Green River in Wyoming, cataloguing their finds as they went.
By Fra Tusha4 years ago in Earth
A Spectacular Assortment Of Solar Technology Tips, Tricks And Secrets
Choosing solar powered energy can be one of the guidelines on how to minimize the costs of energy consumption. Besides, you will certainly be prepared just in case energy costs increase in the foreseeable future. Therefore, being familiar with solar energy options for your own home or company is an intelligent decision. Keep reading for additional information about the best way to use solar powered energy to your benefit.
By Karpenaru4 years ago in Earth
Top 10 Ways to Save Water
Up to 65% of the adult human body is made up of water. We use water to clean our bodies, clothes, and dishes. We gulp water down after a hard workout. We need water to survive.
By Ufreleyi4 years ago in Earth
Solar Power Today - And Tomorrow
We've all become used to seeing solar power in action. You can get pocket-sized panels to charge your mobile phone or you can get them many times larger to heat your hot water. As renewable technology develops, we can expect to see ever more interesting and useful products, but what's going on right now - and what can we hope to see in the near future?
By Ensenada4 years ago in Earth
What Is The Difference Between Offensive And Hazardous Waste?
The world of waste can be a tangled web of legislation, regulations and rules, which sometimes are difficult to understand and in which it is easy to get lost. In our 50 years of experience dealing with companies of any size and from a variety of different industries in the UK, we can say that a sizable percentage of organisations doesn’t know the difference between Offensive and Hazardous waste.
By Ensenada4 years ago in Earth
Plastic is polluting our oceans
The world of waste can be a tangled web of legislation, regulations and rules, which sometimes are difficult to understand and in which it is easy to get lost. In our 50 years of experience dealing with companies of any size and from a variety of different industries in the UK, we can say that a sizable percentage of organisations doesn’t know the difference between Offensive and Hazardous waste.
By W man4 years ago in Earth
How Do You Dispose Of Healthcare Waste?
Whether you run a hospital, a general practitioner surgery, a pharmacy or a laboratory, you have to deal with healthcare waste.
By Karpenaru4 years ago in Earth
Has carnism gone too far?
Society and environmental conditioning have been causing significant pressure and impact on our decisions, as well as the eating norms, so it’s not uncommon that people give up their ideas, succumb to peer pressure, and blindly follow what the majority does, without ever questioning it. Over the last few decades, due to the farming industry and media propaganda, society has been favoring carnism which has been making a lot of people unaware that there are better dietary options to consider.
By Ufreleyi4 years ago in Earth
Learn All About Solar Energy Here
Solar energy has helped change millions of lives all over the world. Those who have started to embrace solar energy have found that it can truly cut energy costs. The below article provides top-notch information on solar energy, as well as how it can benefit you.
By Rachel Caspari4 years ago in Earth
Who Owns Florida's Natural Freshwater Resources?
When consuming tap water at home, does one know or care where the water they consume is drawn from or originates? The water one drinks is usually pumped from a freshwater well if living in central Florida and the aquifer the well is pumped from is more likely to be the Floridan aquifer or "public waterways".
By Fester Hammer4 years ago in Earth
The Perishing Kelp
Scientists are increasingly alarmed that the kelp forests world wide are dying out at a disturbing pace. It appears that the kelp forests are 93 percent smaller on the California coast than before because of warmer waters resulting in a population increase of urchins which feed on the kelp.
By Sinha Ceni4 years ago in Earth