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If It’s Yellow
Oceans are fed by rivers. A river runs through the small town I grew up in. This river has taught me a lot down through the years.
By Paula Shablo5 years ago in Earth
Bleeding On The Run, Sustainable Periods While Traveling
A little background, I am a bleeding human. I also travel a lot and care about the planet. I know that period products are horrendous, not only for the people who use them (and their bodies) but for the planet (and her celestial body).
By Julie Moon5 years ago in Earth
Small Ripples Make Big Waves. Top Story - April 2021.
In our current climate- social, political, and yes, environmental- going more eco-friendly is a big talk of the town. A lot of pressure is put on daily life, rather than the large companies that are truly responsible for the state of our world. This focus needs to change in order to truly protect our planet, however, it doesn't hurt to implement some of these changes in the small scale too. This can also assist, and put pressure on these big companies, as we stop giving them our money.
By J. Lee5 years ago in Earth
7 principles on how to become more eco-friendly in your everyday habits
Taking care of nature means thinking about how your actions can affect the world around you and avoiding negative, destructive influences. How to become more eco-friendly in your everyday habits-in our material. 7 principles on how to become more eco-friendly in your everyday habits.
By Elena Sunshine Magazine5 years ago in Earth
Save Ralph & The Awareness of Animal Testing
On April 6th, 2021, a film was released called "Save Ralph." This showed a routine of a bunny who was being tested by having makeup products put on him to make sure it was safe for people to use on themselves.
By Camu Tao Fan 1999🪲5 years ago in Earth
2 Unique Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
The greatest threat to humanity today is not terrorism. It isn't world war too. Climate change is. "Climate change is real. It is happening right now, it is the most urgent threat facing our entire species and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating." ~ Leonardo Di Caprio
By DARSHAK RANA5 years ago in Earth
Did You Know That Plants Are More Intelligent Than We Might Think?
How many times have you walked by a plant and not given it a second glance? How often do we think about how plants might feel or what they are experiencing?
By Elena Athon5 years ago in Earth
How We Can Help the Oceans Even From a Land-locked State
I’m responsible for the oceans, even though I live in a land-locked state… Why? Every time water runs off my yard into the storm sewer, it eventually ends up in the ocean. The same goes for every time water runs down my sink drain. 94% of Earth’s wildlife is found in the ocean! So, what I do not only affects the water that covers 70% of Earth’s surface, it also affects most of the wildlife on Earth!
By Karla Bowen Herman5 years ago in Earth
Facebook Facilitates And Contributes To The Extinction Of Endangered Species
Facebook has a strict policy against the sale of animals on its platform. Whether domestic or wild, you cannot sell an animal on the Facebook Marketplace. If you attempt to do so, your post will be taken down.
By Gal Mux5 years ago in Earth
MWAH
The world should be our friend as it homes us. Would you be disrespectful, cruel, intentionally hurt your friend? No, of course you wouldn’t so why are we doing that to Earth?
By Matthew Grantham5 years ago in Earth
The One That Got Left Behind
I guess they have no need for writers where they’re going. Writers are energised by the world around them. Depending on a writer’s emotional level on the moral gauge, their words become a delicate blend of abstract and actual. Fact and fiction. Fantasy and reality.
By Fiona Nneka5 years ago in Earth
Ecofeminist criticism of the Law on climate change and energy transition
In June 2020, the Institute of Women published the study on Gender and climate change. A diagnosis of the situation and announced the creation, for the first time, of a specific line of work on this issue. The diagnosis is tragic. That it is tragic does not mean that it is pessimistic. It faces the truth without hot cloths and proposes alternatives, from the institutional framework, that could be transformed into a hopeful collective horizon.
By Harsh Mehta5 years ago in Earth