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.
Nature protects and balances its resources by its own, with one of its species getting extinct being replaced by another. This naturally occurring conservation partnership is clearly revealed by the new finding on the island of Mauritius in the…
Mauritius’ green lizard and palm-like shrub help protect its rare flower Read More »
‘We can avert the worst of global warming by getting united globally’. This is what a scientific panel sponsored by the U.N. will issue in its third study next month. But, how can that be done? According to the study, it would be possible by…
A ‘united world’ can avert the worst of global warming: U.N. panel’s third report claims Read More »
An earthquake triggered deadly 25-foot waves this weekend in remote southern Chile, which swept away 10 beachgoers. Three bodies were recovered.
Chile’s government disaster centre Onemi said the three found dead by rescuers were a couple and their…
3 bodies found after the Chile quake Read More »
Illinois in USA has been hiding under it’s ground, rainforests for long 300 million years! Dr Howard Falcon-Lang from the University of Bristol, UK and US colleagues have unearthed the amazing fossilized forests while workings at a coalmine there….
300 million year-old ‘first’ rainforest unearthed in Illinois Read More »
After staying evaded from classification for more than a century, the giant, prehistoric fossil – Prototaxites – has eventually been pulled into the ‘fungus’ category. For decades, the mysterious fossil was mistaken to be a conifer, a lichen or even…
350 million-year-old mystery fossil is not an algae, but a giant fungus: Study Read More »
After intentional snatching the Nature off its cleanliness, it’s now the turn of raw sewages to accidentally pollute the estuaries – the nature does not seem to be spared from filthy burdens adding on to it.
Almost 200 million liters of raw sewage.
Raw sewage-hit beaches may kill 140,000 seabirds and lead to E Coli outbreak Read More »
Yet another rare discovery of a new genus of living birds – with less than one announced globally per year – has been made on a South Pacific island. It is the discovery of a never-before-known frogmouth bird genus.
Hats off to the University of..
First new ‘frogmouth genus’ discovered in more than 100 years Read More »
The world’s rarest big cat, the Amur or Far Eastern leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis), is on the brink of extinction.
A new census estimates that only 25 to 34 wild Amur leopards remain – at least 100 fewer would be needed to ensure survival,…
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Britain’s beaches are almost twice as dirty as they were 13 years ago. On average 1,989 pieces of litter were found for every kilometer of beach surveyed, representing an increase of 90 per cent on 1994 levels.
The report is based on information…
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If you live next to the sea, be warned, if not tsunamis the rising oceans could take away your home. A sudden surge in rising sea levels is all that it takes. The lives of over 1 billion people living in low-lying areas are at stake. A devastation…
Sudden sea level swells could endanger the lives of more than 1 billion people Read More »
