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Wake Up When September Ends
Out the door and down the two burnt red-orange tiled steps, quietly across the driveway with the corner crack that always has a yellow dandelion growing out of it and onto the long, narrow, and dwindling sidewalk. The dawn having yet to break, I can hear the soft "coos" of doves sitting on the wires above.
By Izabella Zacharski5 years ago in Earth
What Is The Lifespan Of Our Planet
If the brightness of our star increases by 10%, the earth will no longer be in the habitable zone surrounding our star. When the Sun stops burning hydrogen in its core, Mars will be outside our habitable zone and we will be too hot to keep water on our surface. Like all things in the universe, our planet Earth will fizzle out.
By Kandel gita5 years ago in Earth
A taste of Colorado's Seasons
Every year it seems to blend into one day. At least most of the time. It’s hard to remember what happened when. But thank goodness for the season. Without them, we wouldn’t live long on earth. I have noticed the different seasons that often pass by, regardless. Although in Colorado, we seem to have 2, 3 each year.
By Emily Edwards5 years ago in Earth
Air Pollution for Students and Children
Introduction ( Air Pollution) Air Pollution is environmental pollution that affects the air and usually caused by smoke or other harmful gases, mainly oxides of carbon, sulphur, and nitrogen. Air pollution is the contamination of air because of the presence of a substance that has a poisonous effect.
By Baby5 years ago in Earth
"Diary of a Great White Shark"
This is dedicated to my granddaughter, Faith, who is fascinated with sharks. I gave her a shark book when we were all on vacation together. Not an appropriate bedtime story, you say? Perhaps... But, Faith loved reading about the extraordinary abilities of sharks when she was a young girl—especially about Great White Sharks. May she always care about and appreciate all creatures, great and small. I hope you enjoy reading a Great White Shark's perspective from conception to death, as a guardian of the seas.
By Karla Bowen Herman5 years ago in Earth
Eve
A barn wasn’t the ideal spot for giving birth, but Maggie’s water had already broken and contractions were setting in by the time she reached the homestead. It was early morning but already warm. Dust coated her legs; muddy rivulets appeared where fluid leaked with each step she took. She'd tied her sweatshirt loosely around midsection, above her bump. Her Impatiently, she shoved back a few sweaty strands of hair. She'd given the farmhouse only a passing glance before heading for the mammoth red barn beyond it. Something about ushering new life into the world right next to a corpse seemed wrong.
By Tanya Lee5 years ago in Earth
Is Paper Made From Wood?
The paper, which is made by draining most of the water from the suspension of plant fibres, is known as pulp. Nowadays most of the paper is made from pulp, but it can be also made from other vegetable sources such as hemp, cotton and of course recycled paper. This video shows the technology, machines and people that power clearwater paper that is used to turn pulp into paper towels, face cloths, napkins and bathroom tissues.
By Kandel gita5 years ago in Earth
Scientist takes first ever journey to 3rd deepest ocean trench, finds plastic at bottom
Deo Florence Onda, a Filipino microorganism scientist, recently created the first-ever journey to the third deepest ocean trench on Earth.
By Manish Kumar shaw5 years ago in Earth
World Environment Day 2021
June 5 are attending to be celebrated as World surroundings Day around the globe on Saturday. it is the largest awareness campaign, that launched by the globe organization inside the first 70s. it's that time of the year once civil societies, environmentalists, faculty students and world leaders take a flash to mirror upon the impact of act on Mother Earth. With the climate crisis making some irreversible changes to our lives as we have a tendency to all are aware of it, World surroundings Day is to boot the time to possess religion in distinctive, potential solutions which will facilitate in partitioning issues like deforestation, plastic pollution etc.
By Manish Kumar shaw5 years ago in Earth
Solar Energy
What is solar energy? In easy words, energy which we get from the sun is called solar energy. We convert solar energy from the sun using solar panels into electricity and use it in our homes and business. In this era of renewable energy, solar energy has become a principal topic for environmental care.
By Baby5 years ago in Earth
The philosophy of tugboats
One night many years ago I was on the bridge of a ship that passed one of our large cities on a quiet night. I saw its lights reflected in the sky and heard the rumblings of the city's noises.
By WILLIAM PARENTE5 years ago in Earth
Beverly's Window Gardens
One of the things that has bought me new immense joy, excitement, and hope during Corona virus 2020-2021.This idea is Beverly's Windows Garden's. When the epidemic first started, I began to hear a lot of complaints and fears from normally strong people. I then realized that people for the first time were experiencing an unknow new level of encountering a new traumatic disease, depression, financial difficulty, and varied degrees of fear.
By Beverly Rugley-McClore5 years ago in Earth