Green guide is a guide that includes several ways to go green. This involves unique, innovative, and simple ways that will help us to keep the environment pollution free and help to reduce the quantity of waste material. This include all fields in which we make such mistakes that lead to pollution and help us how to improve those mistakes. This includes everything from food waste to eco-friendly machines. Green guide includes different topics and methods that will help us to save money, energy, water, and other natural or scarce resources.
This includes tips to make eco-friendly houses, furniture, decoration materials, tips to save fuel, and various and effective tips how to go green. As the population is rising, this can affect our future generations as they will not be able to use natural resources. This is our duty to use natural and scarce resources in a sustainable way. We can use public vehicles instead of private one in order to reduce the consumption of fuel and can use solar energy in order to save energy. Plants play an important role to make the environment pollution free then we can contribute to make the environment pollution free by planting more and more trees.
The question, what actually triggered the mysterious global warming 55-million-year-ago, has always left scientists pondering on it. Several theories have been published, discussed and debated till date.
They have come up with yet another theory..
Earth crust’s rifting apart led to global warming 55-million years ago Read More »
Thanks to the menace of global warming, world’s largest mangrove forest is in dire strait. According to a UN report, as much as 75 per cent of Sunderbans would be destroyed if the sea level rises another 45 cm.
A latest UN publication, ‘Case Studies…
45 cm rise in sea-level will destroy 75% of Sunderbans: United Nations Read More »
It would really bring relief to the bottlenose dolphins thriving in the Alboran Sea – the cargo ships and the world’s maritime traffic must now spare their primary feeding grounds in the area, with the vessels steering clear off Spain’s southern…
Ships must steer clear of dolphin feeding grounds: IMO Read More »
Scientists have long established the links of global warming to a country’s economic and agricultural devastation. As per specific pointing to the parameters of environmental devastations related to a country, a new report published by the Inter…
Climate change threatens Caribbean’s food security, health and economy Read More »
Crop residues like corn stover and cover crop remaining on the land is capable of maintain soil organic carbon, sustaining their production. But, what is needed is to know the amount of these residues actually needed to maintain the required carbon…
Soil organic carbon can be preserved by maintaining crop residues: USDA research Read More »
Do you know, besides hinting the day’s weather, changes in clouds can affect climate in the Earth’s coldest regions? Yes, NASA satellites are studying the clouds’ role in both regulating and understanding the prevailing climate.
To regulate the…
In a starling revelation, an investigation comes up with the finding that millions may have been spent on the ‘Carbon Credit’ projects but the schemes are yielding almost next to nothing!
The Financial Times investigation claims that the project has…
Carbon Credit is no solution to industrial emissions: Financial Times Read More »
Now, the technological domination shows its power over the nature’s activities. Though, still more than a year to go for the 2008 Beijing Olympics to start, the scientists are assuring rain, days before the Olympics, needed to clean the air and…
You wouldn’t associate global warming with anything positive and yet British vineyards stand benefited from the increasing temperatures in their backyard. Both, acreage under vine cultivation and subsequent wine production, have increased in the ideal..
Warmer is better for British vineyards Read More »
All of us know that oceans are the largest natural carbon sinks. They absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and bury it under the deep sea floor. Since industrial revolution, around half of the carbon dioxide produced by humans has dissolved into.
Oceans role as Carbon sinks destroying marine life Read More »
