Some people dislike nylon strongly because it’s synthetic and has contributed a lot in microplastic pollution, and it’s understandable. But maybe that’ll change soon, all...
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Remember the African Vulture Poisoning? Researchers Said It Poses a Global Threat
Some time ago, I told you the fact about mass poisoning that happened to African Vultures. We thought that was bad, and it’s true that...
Dear History Lovers, Learn More About These Historic Places from Your Home
I realize that some places have reopened so we can visit them. But, in order to help flatten the curve, we should still visit places...
Pollinator That Doesn’t Get Enough Spotlight: Hawk Moths
When we talk about pollinators, we can quickly say butterflies and bees. And while I absolutely adore bees, especially bumblebees (they look so fluffy I...
What are Good Alternatives to Dairy Milk? It’s Complicated and Here’s Why
Maybe you’re lactose intolerant. Maybe you want to adapt eco conscious or sustainable lifestyle. Or maybe, you simply want to find or try dairy milk...
Prairie Dogs, Keystone Species that We Don’t Hear Often
As someone who doesn’t live in the northern America, I like prairie dogs—to me, they’re like chubby meerkats or earless bunnies (and remember the dramatic...
Urban Forests can Fight Climate Change and Boost Biodiversity, Even Though in Small Sizes
Humanity keeps growing and we see more urban areas emerging more than ever. What about the environment and our planet then? It seems like the...
In Today’s Condition, Aviation Industry is Adapting for Safer Travels
Some airlines from my country were facing bankruptcy when COVID-19 broke out because almost all types of travelling were banned. People are still hesitant to...
Hey Business Owners, Reusable and Returnable Packaging are Beneficial
Back then, single use products are not that common. I mean, we see a lot of reusable glass bottles for milk and cotton bags in...
South Pole has been Warming More, Global Warming is Getting Out of Hand
Sometimes you read good news, sometimes you read the not-so-good news. This time, it’s unfortunately the latter. According to research led by Ohio University professor...