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REUSE not Recycle
The other day I got a knock on the door from someone selling something. I normally don’t bother as they seldom sell something that I want, but this guy was a milkman from McQueens Dairies who was offering deliveries in reusable glass bottles.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 years ago in Earth
It was, it is, it can be...Better!
My company, Earth Fabric's Up-cycling Sewist, also ads pockets to anything, remakes your old college sweatshirt to a pillow cover, makes "HoneyBums" pillows and "HandyBums" work aprons from your hubbies old jeans. I also have a hot selling selection of zipper pouches, tote bags and snap wallets (just great for gift cards), and a pair of Fiscars scissors is with me all the way!
By Randi Jean Veiberg5 years ago in Earth
Not an Activist
It's one of the greatest ironies of the 21st century that the world's largest online megastore is named after the most vital ecosystem on Earth whose exploitation makes our addiction to materialism possible. It's as if there's a big red flag waving in the wind, the truth so glaringly obvious that we ignore it.
By Thomas Tortorich5 years ago in Earth
Wisconsin Warrior Brood XIII
I’m a hobby nature photographer and my specialty is my own backyard. I live in Wisconsin and it’s normal to capture a great photo. My past photos include deer, birds, squirrels and bugs. My most exotic sighting was a snow owl one wintry day but I didn’t get it on film.
By Diana Hayes5 years ago in Earth
Of Life, Nature and Promises
In 1994 I was born into an Air Force family, a lifestyle well known for its tendency to be semi-nomadic. As you can imagine, I grew up with a sense of wonder for the world and an extreme capacity for wanderlust. I have only left the country twice, a weekend trip to Vancouver, Canada when I was ten and a month-long study abroad in Costa Rica, but the list of places I want to go is endless. There are a multitude of reasons for my desire to visit each place: location, culture, festivals, architecture, and wildlife. With the climate changing as rapidly as it is, despite the best efforts of the naysayers to convince us otherwise, many of those places on my lists may be gone in the next few decades, some of them sooner. It is a sad reality when you must prioritize places you wish to see because you're afraid that if you wait too long, you may never see it at all; at least, not for the reason you wanted to go in the first place.
By Lexi 🌻5 years ago in Earth
Bold, Brawling Baboons
The wonder that is the Serengeti is something not easily described with words, or even through pictures. When I returned home and attempted to convey my experiences, the closest I came to explaining it was that it feels as if the beginning and the end of the world is there. Every colour, sound, and texture in existence seems to coalesce in that great expanse of land.
By Sa5 years ago in Earth
Lifespan of Solar Panels
Homeowners and business owners around Australia are continuously looking forward to making their lifestyle more sustainable by installing solar panels in Sydney. To evaluate whether your solar system Sydney is worth the investment helps to understand the average lifespan of solar cell panels.
By AYKA Solar5 years ago in Earth
Things you need to know before installing Solar Panels on your Home
Using solar power to power your home has become a relatively inexpensive way of producing clean electricity, even if you live in a hot, crowded city. This means there's an increased opportunity to reduce your carbon footprint and save money on your monthly utility bill. There are a few steps toward becoming self-sufficient with solar power, however. Making energy efficient in your home requires some forethought and planning. Here are some essential factors to consider, along with a few tips to help you, a beginner, get started.
By AYKA Solar5 years ago in Earth
Instructions to Save a Houseplant with Root Decay
You know how people say, I hope you like dogs or cats, before visiting their home? Likewise, before you go to many houseplant lover’s homes, you need to say, ‘I trust you like plants’. Since people have a ton of green buddies—inside and out, also, they love them all!
By rachael everly5 years ago in Earth
How does a Solar Monitoring System work? Don't let your solar investments go in vain.
Solar systems Sydney is in high demand, and along with their rising demand and deployment, the solar monitoring systems are also developing rapidly. Most solar companies Sydney are offering their proprietary monitoring systems to monitor the rooftop solar system Sydney.
By AYKA Solar5 years ago in Earth
The Big Bad Wolf Was Only Ever A Big Fat Lie
He stands 3 feet tall at the shoulder and is just over 6 feet long from his coal black nose to his perpetually wagging tail. His name is Buddy and he's a wolf. A grey wolf, also known as a timber wolf.
By Linda Caroll5 years ago in Earth
Enchanting beauty of nature!
What is the first inspiration for creators and artists all around the world? Yes, that's the beauty of nature which have attracted people all around, the vast number of beautiful poetry, amazing artworks and mesmerizing music are the pieces of evidence.
By Shiwangi dwivedi5 years ago in Earth