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On 5/26/2021 at 2:01 AM, arkron fletcher said:

teach me how to post on blog section

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11 hours ago, aniketkumar said:

These lock down should not affect the economy also.

Yes, but that's the hard part. We have waited so long to take proper climate action that ANY meaningful action we take now will have severe short-term economic effects. 

10 hours ago, aniketkumar said:

Hope this coronavirus pandemic should end.

Yeah, but it won't be long until a new pandemic comes crashing. We'll never learn.

10 hours ago, aniketkumar said:

The summer month average temperature is around 54° C .

Oh my, that's extreme! I can barely function when the temperatures rise to 30 degrees Celsius. 

On 2/9/2021 at 8:02 AM, Ejaz Ahmed said:

Forum is user friendly as well all features are good and easy to use 

Thank you!

The Kauai 'O'o (Kauaʻi ʻōʻō) was a bird species that lived on the islands of Hawaii. Due to habitat destruction by human activities and exploitation, and after humans introduced invasive species to the islands, this bird species went extinct in the late 1980’s. The Kauai 'O'o mated for life and both the male and the female had a distinct mating call. Wikipedia describes it as a very vocal, making hollow, erratic, flute-like calls.

The bird was last sighted in 1985, and the last sound recording was made in 1987. Listen to the last bird of his kind singing a mating call, to a female that would never come.

Truly heart-breaking.

Here is a list of plants that will help keep the air in your home clean and free from pollutants:

And I agree with you, you can't have a cozy home without any plants.

It's winter so it's pretty cold right now. But overall, our winter has been unusually warm, and it was only quite recently it started to get colder. 

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And don't forget that the use of GMOs will lead to corporations, like Monsanto, to own and claim patent on the very seeds of life. 

On 1/5/2021 at 1:51 PM, Green Is Cool said:

Seasons changing sets the climate’s evolution and shows us the hidden life of our planet which we can’t see with our own eyes. A recent shift in the seasonal dynamic pattern describes the current ecological crisis in the best way.

Yeah, I really miss our four seasons. It was decades since we had a proper winter. Now it's mostly a short spring, and then a long and sweltering summer that ends with a dark and wet autumn.  

I don't really do any regular exercising. But I try to eat healthy and use my bike or walk whenever I can.

Which one? It seems they are discovering a new coronavirus strain every other day. I just hope the vaccines will be effective against these new covid-19 virus strains. Andit just goes to show that we will have to learn to live with the coronavirus and it many different versions. 

What economy, the world economy? 

I think it's fairly good, given the circumstances. But it's obvious that people are getting tired of the recommendations and restrictions. 

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On 11/26/2020 at 6:29 AM, ericdesuza said:

Yeah Solar panels are good but you need to think more of if you live in cold areas cause there might be issue of sunlight.

 

 

 

Sure, there are less sunlight in colder regions. But solar panels work great in these places as well! Believe it or not, but the cold and snow in these regions actually help the solar panels in various ways, such as cleaning the panels when the snow melts, the increased reflection of light off white snow helps increase the output, and even the cold helps increase the efficiency of the actual panels, and so on. And yes, there might be long nights in the arctic regions during the winter, but solar power in the North is not only possible, but also profitable.

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