[Music] This plastic bottle has a lifecycle. The plastic in it comes from non-renewable fossil fuels like oil and natural gas. Energy from fossil fuels also powers the factory that makes the bottles by the millions. And fossil fuels are burned to transport the bottles thousands of miles to the customer. Then you drink from […]
Oxygen and CO2 – Principles of Environmental Measurement Lecture 9
Now we’re talking about not radiation or wind or reflectance but a measurement of gases in the air and particularly oxygen. This is so powerful because gases are used to measure metabolic rates of bacteria of plants of people. Particularly of course, oxygen and CO2 we’d measure photosynthesis by measuring CO2 changes. Oxygen also changes […]
In ECUADOR, INDIGENOUS people SAVED half a MILLION acres of AMAZON RAINFOREST !
The lagoons area of the Amazonia which can be found at the East side of the Amazonia is one of the place where there is the highest density of trees The Yasuni National Park if we include its global territory is approximately 2 526 991 million acres and this territory is divided in 2 parts […]
5 Most Dangerous Amazon Rainforest Animals In Urdu – Sikandar LLC
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Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Data Science
Our lives are being transformed by all sorts of data what I’m really interested in is looking at how people value nature and what’s important about this beautiful natural environment around us Just recently we are starting to use social media information to answer those questions and that’s what data science is about its this […]
MSc in Environmental Economics and Environmental Management
One of the fantastic things about the Masters in Environmental Economics and Environmental Management is it’s truly multi-disciplinary. It takes aspects of ecology, economics, biology, geography, spatial analysis, statistics, and brings them all together so that you can become an expert in so many areas and the important thing is that you can take a […]
Rainforest Kids Challenge 2020 – English Version
A day hike, rainforest jungle, river
11:06am 11:24am Bamboo tree area bamboo shoot nice trail 12:16pm. temperature=hot, no wind, sounds=birds, insects and jungle 12:44pm mushroom 1:00pm arrival at camping base entrance the river,
Where Does One Ocean End And Another Begin?
Hi, this is Kate from MinuteEarth. Earth’s ocean water, all 140 million-ish square miles of it, is all interconnected – which becomes really clear when you look at the world like this. Technically our planet only has one ocean: the giant, not-so-creatively named “world ocean.” But that makes it hard to talk about different parts […]
Med skog och Malwa som livsstil
Forestry and Malwa forwarder as a life style Hi Skogsforum! Today I have the great pleasure to do some logging work out in the woods. It’s not any forest. No, it’s the forest of Sundelius (one of the skogsforum members) You can hear him drive the Malwa in the background And it’s his dog barking […]