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06/01/2021

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20/10/2020

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The artist used approximately 4.5 kilogrammes of expired coffee granules to complete the painting, according to the Guinness World Records statement.
Ohud Abdullah Almalki used expired coffee to illustrate renowned leaders from the kingdom and the neighbouring United Arab Emirates for the 220 square metre (around 2,370 square feet) piece.The artist used approximately 4.5 kilogrammes of expired coffee granules to complete the painting, according to the Guinness World Records statement.
It features the founding fathers of Saudi Arabia and the UAE -- the late King Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan, respectively.
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16/10/2020

Describing elephants as “keystone species” for survival of Indian forests and other animals, the Supreme Court on Wednesday concurred with the Madras high court and directed eviction of 39 resorts in the Mudumalai reserve forest area falling in the elephant corridor. The resorts, which house 309 buildings, hindered the nomadic lifestyle intrinsic to the survival of pachyderms.
Elephant corridors allow elephants to continue their nomadic mode of survival, despite shrinking forest cover, by facilitating travel between distinct forest habitats... these corridors play a crucial role in sustaining wildlife by reducing the impact of habitat isolation,
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16/10/2020

Arathi Reghunath, a second-year MSc Biochemistry student of MES College, completed 350 online courses in the last three months. The girl who resides in Elamakkara in Kochi made a world record at the Universal Record Forum.
In her free time during the lockdown, she started studying these courses and was able to make a world record.
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15/10/2020

Solar energy fully powered the entire state of South Australia for the FIRST TIME! The new record was set at 12:05 p.m. on October 12th, with rooftop solar panels generating 76.3% and utility-scale solar providing 24.2% of the state's electricity demand. Though instantaneous demand was only met for 2 hours, it's still a huge step in the right direction towards phasing out fossil fuels for good!
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14/10/2020

The ban started from October 1, putting an end to the 4.7 BILLION straws, 316 MILLION drink stirrers and 1.8 BILLION cotton buds tossed every year in England! People with disabilities or medical conditions that need straws can still request them, but it's otherwise illegal for businesses to sell these single-use plastic items starting October 1st. Suck on that, plastic!
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08/10/2020

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1. Did you know?
It is almost impossible to recycle the following items:
Receipts, toothpaste and other squeezable tubes are difficult to recycle because they often contain a thin layer of aluminum and various types of plastic - making it challenging for recycling plants to separate and process them.
Paper straws contain recyclable material. However, paper straws are almost never recycled because they would need to be collected separately in large quantities before being able to recycle them.
Paper receipts are often printed on shiny, thermal paper, which is not recyclable because they are coated with a substance called bisphenol A (BPA) or bisphenol S (BPS). Many stores now send you an email receipt, or give you the choice of whether to take a printed receipt.
Pringles boxes are very difficult to recycle because they combine five different materials including a metal base, tear-off foil top, a plastic lid, silver foil lining inside and a cardboard outer sleeve.
Crisps packets can't be recycled because of the grease and crisp residue that clings to them. Try the scrunch test: if the item springs back into shape after you have scrunched it up, then it shouldn't be recycled.
Cotton pads are often blended with synthetic materials, such as polyester, so are impossible to recycle. If 100% cotton, they can be composted but only if they have not been used to remove make-up or with chemicals such as disinfectants.
Sticky notes cannot be recycled in most cases because the glue on the adhesive strip can't always be removed during the recycling process, so many centers refuse to accept them.
For all these products, always remember: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse! Easy!

08/10/2020

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As scorching temperatures continue to break records across Europe, unprecedented wildfires break out in the Arctic, and polar sea ice cover drops—again—to an all-time low, never before has the climate crisis been so palpable, for so many people.
The increasing intensity and frequency of climate extremes impacts life on earth in many ways. Ocean and terrestrial ecosystems, which we all depend on, are equally affected, as is our planet’s capacity to sustain our growing needs.
There will be no silver bullet to solve this man-made crisis, but there is hope in that, by acting fast and at all levels of society, we will be able to scale back at least part of the unfolding disaster. Only we cannot afford to wait for the next report to remind us that the time to act is now.

05/10/2020

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Switch to wooden highlighter pencils,instead of traditional plastic ones.
They are compostable, they are less toxic,they don't get dry, and they last longer because you can sharpen them.
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04/10/2020

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India is the world’s third-largest carbon emitter, just behind China and the US.

India has to make rapid strides to meaningfully contribute towards limiting global warming.

Tips to effectively reduce Carbon Footprint:

1. Switch to having a bucket bath – By eliminating the use of showers and switching to a bucket bath, one can save 30 litres per bath and if we were to calculate that for a building of 30 flats, it would be 13 lakh litres on an annual basis, which is equivalent to planting 10 trees.

2. Set AC from 24 – 26ºC with a fan – This would help save 12 per cent on AC power and approximately Rs 2, 500 for an AC that has been used for eight hours/day for six months. If followed by a building of 30 houses, this is equivalent to planting 45 trees.

3. Set geyser thermostat settings to 500c – By doing this consciously, 29 per cent of geyser power is saved, which is equivalent to savings worth Rs 1, 83, 000 per year for a building of 30 houses, or planting 102 trees!

4. Install motion sensors for staircase lights – Installing 20 tubelights in a building controlled by motion sensors will help save close to Rs 21, 000 each year or equate to planting 12 trees per year per building.

5. Compost your home waste – Using a home-composting system in earthen pots can avoid a building’s meaningless contribution of 22 tonnes of waste, which would end up in a landfill. This is equivalent to planting 29 trees per building per year.

6. Reduce meat intake – By avoiding three meat-based meals in a week, an individual is helping what is equal to planting one tree per year.

7. Reduce flying short-distances – Avoiding four domestic flights and taking an AC train instead for shorter distances is equivalent to planting two trees per person per year.

8. Walk – As a family of four, if you walk 1.5 trips, twice a week, it is equal to planting four trees per year.

02/10/2020

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7 Fashion Pieces That Make Trans-Seasonal Style A Breeze

1. Chunky Socks

“Paired with slides, mules, sneakers, heck even sandals, knit socks are an in-betweener season saviour.”

2. Rollnecks

“You can turn any summer dress (a tea dress, slip dress, lace dress… the possibilities are endless) into a winter appropriate look by adding a rollneck underneath. Stock up on thin, woollen styles in black, grey and khaki.”

3. Mum Jeans

“Layer your straight leg jeans under dresses and structured skirts (like you would do with opaque tights) and you’ll add a few more weeks to your favourite summer pieces.”

4. Fishnets

“Ok, they might not be the warmest trans-seasonal piece, but under jeans and worn with skirts, you’ll at least look a little warmer”.

5. Puffer Jacket

“The sporty puffer is still trending. If it gets too hot, try the shrugging technique: artfully slouching your jacket off the shoulders.”

6. White Boots

“Yes, white boots. They’re strangely versatile – try them with a floaty dress or a structured trouser and knit combo.”

7. Denim Jacket

“When can you not wear a denim jacket? This impending winter, try it buttoned up all the way, worn like a shirt.”
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01/10/2020

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The Sri Lanka government announced on September 30 that the Cabinet cleared Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa’s proposal to ban cattle slaughter in the country on September 29.

The Sri Lankan government is, however, looking at ways to start importing beef for those who consume the meat and also planning to provide it at a concessional rate.
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