Sustainability

Automotive Industry : Key Driver Sector For Sales Of Fuel Injection Cleaning Machine Market
The new report on the global Fuel Injection Cleaning Machine market gives estimations of the size of the international market and the overall size and share of key regional segments
By nidhi ameta5 years ago in Earth
Utopia
Sarah looked out across the cracked earth that surrounded the city. Ironic that the city was once a reflection of the name, Utopia. The drought had drug on and on. For seven years Sarah and her parents had prayed for rain. She and her mother and father watched the city turn from a prospering city to a veritable wasteland. Lost in her thoughts, Sarah did not hear her mother’s call.
By Debra A Irsik5 years ago in Earth
Pocket, Planet, and Planning: Why Your E-Bike Commute Is an All-Round Saver
We're always looking for new ways to save, whether that be the environment, our money, or our time. But as we rush about our day-to-day schedule, there is one aspect of our working routines that we neglect. Between home and work, the daily commute can appear insignificant.
By Alicia Walker5 years ago in Earth
Passion for the Earth
I am most passionate about saving the planet. You can be too, with the smallest daily lifestyle habits. People follow me because I am able to show them a different view of life. A healthier way of living that can also help the planet. We humans can live however we want. Humans are the first species that are able to live in any place in the world verse animals have to live in a certain place because of the role they play in the ecosystem. Animals in certain areas evolve over time to adapt to the place they live in or they migrate to another area.
By Kendall Poland5 years ago in Earth
Organic Consulting
One of my greatest loves is Gaia, Mother Nature, the earth, anything green. A few months ago, I reflected on how I found wellness and fulfillment on a level I never imagined by putting my hands in the dirt. I was trying to figure out how to share what I have learned and experienced with the wide collective. I came up with the concept of Organic Consulting. It would be even better if I could turn it into an entrepreneurial venture, I would absolutely dedicate my life to this.
By A. Lusch5 years ago in Earth
Sustainable Living with Aly Grace
With the oceans filling with plastic and becoming increasingly acidic, many people realize that the lifestyles we maintain just aren’t sustainable if we’d like the planet to remain the beautiful, blue globe we currently enjoy. Unfortunately, our society is built on systems, products, and an overall culture that encourages the bad habits that got us here in the first place. It doesn’t have to be that way, we can learn together how to be better citizens of Earth.
By A. Grace5 years ago in Earth
A Letter to Senegal
Dear Senegal, I am writing to thank you. I know it has been a long time since I visited you in 2016 but you changed my life. You inspired me to stand up and take action; something that I have since done. I will forever be grateful for the lessons you taught me and so I wanted to share with you my journey. The journey starts and ends with you.
By Auda Sakho5 years ago in Earth
Children of Earth
Children of Earth....this may sound like something out of a cheesy 90's sci-fi show but I challenge you to think about this just a little bit more. What does it mean? Humans? Animals? Other things that may exist on Earth that we still don't acknowledge?
By Laurynn Torres5 years ago in Earth
Living in joy while loving Mother Earth
Arts, crafts and sewing have played an important role in my life since I was a little kid. I discovered my creativity through sewing when my mom taught me how to create hair scrunchies in the '90s and then I scaled up to make dolls and even clothes. My mom used to say that I was always challenging her when it came to creating certain outfits or dresses. I even designed and sewed my prom dress with the help of my mom. Because of this love and passion of mine, I thought I had to do something and I decided to study fashion design in Puerto Rico.
By Joeanally Gonzalez5 years ago in Earth
New Life on Crafts
I love to craft! And I love to create! When I can mix the two, I am totally in my own little world. So much so that food doesn't even tempt me to leave my crafting nook. Trust me! That's saying a lot!
By Jana Billman5 years ago in Earth
Farm Girl in the City
Bye Bye Country Farmer I'm a Vancouver girl who grew up living off the land in the forests of beautiful British Columbia, with my gardener parents and a bunch of siblings. We brought orchard bins of fruit from the Okanagan and canned hundreds of jars each autumn, stored our own root veg in our underground cellar, and bought beans and nuts in bulk to supplement what we didn’t grow ourselves in our abundant garden. As soon as I was able, I made my way to school in the "city", and never looked back.
By Skipper Knudson5 years ago in Earth
The World's Oceans
My passion is the ocean. Since I was a child, I have been fascinated by the sea. I love the ocean smell, the salty tang in the air; the way an ocean can change not just from day to day but from hour to hour. Kevin Costner discovered the moodiness of the sea to his chagrin (and wallet) when producing Seaworld, his disastrous film of an apocalyptical world of water after global warming caused the poles to melt. As he found out, the sea has no mercy for people who take it for granted.
By Michael Trigg5 years ago in Earth