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It’s Just A Straw – Straw Wars Facts & Misconceptions

October 18, 2019February 18, 2020 Syed RazaLeave a Comment on It’s Just A Straw – Straw Wars Facts & Misconceptions

      Introduction: Have you heard people saying it is just a straw? What difference does it going to […]

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Indonesia Haze Crisis – What We Know

August 16, 2019August 16, 2019 Syed Raza2 Comments on Indonesia Haze Crisis – What We Know

“What is Indonesia Haze Crisis? A Story: Not long ago my Professor who is Malaysian told me a story. He […]

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The channel-billed toucan (Ramphastos vitellinus) The channel-billed toucan (Ramphastos vitellinus) is a near-passerine bird in the family Ramphastidae found in Trinidad and in tropical South America as far south as southern Brazil and central Bolivia. . What a magnificent avian specie captured in Bird Park Kuala Lumpur. Would love to film them in their natural Habitat. . © Copyright Image
The oriental garden lizard, eastern garden lizard, The oriental garden lizard, eastern garden lizard, bloodsucker or changeable lizard (Calotes versicolor) is an agamid lizard found widely distributed in indo-Malaya. It has also been introduced in many other parts of the world . . ©Copyright Image
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tiny.cc/tkvnfz Just write the above short link an tiny.cc/tkvnfz Just write the above short link and read our blog about plastic single use straws. The facts and where we go wrong. A detailed insight of how we are killing our marinelife and plastic ending up in landfill and oceans. . Read the blog and give your feedback.
Here is our new blog post . tiny.cc/agqpdz . What Here is our new blog post . tiny.cc/agqpdz . What are we breathing unintentionally we don't realize the waste we create is create something severe and we breathe it. Usually people think its just Co2 emissions or methane. But in reality it is much more than that. Read the article write this "tiny.cc/agqpdz" URL and see the Blog.
Repost @unbiodiversity BioDiversity & climate cha Repost @unbiodiversity BioDiversity & climate change are interdepent. If there is loss of BioDiversity the climate change effects will get worse, global warming will get worse. If we protect loss of BioDiversity means climate change can be controlled. We need more Nature Based Solutions NBS we need more sustainable soil management and agricultural practices to stop BioDiversity loss. We need restoration of degraded landscape & Ecosystems.
#Repost @turtleconservancy ・・・ This little c #Repost @turtleconservancy ・・・ This little cutie is the Speckled Padloper (Chersobius signatus), AKA the world's smallest species of tortoise. Growing to a mere 3.9 inches in length and weighing a dilutive max of 5.8oz, the Speckled Padloper lives among the rocky outcrops of South Africa. They feed on succulents that grow between the rocks, their small size giving them an advantage in accessing them. This beautiful, one-of-a-kind species is sadly classified as Endangered by the IUCN. The main threats to their survival include road mortality, habitat destruction, and poaching for the pet trade. . . . . . . #turtleconservation #turtleconservancy #turtlesintrouble #tortoise #speckledpadloper
Commercial Whaling will literally make our whales Commercial Whaling will literally make our whales go Extinct if not stopped . Why this is important Whale's in ocean can be as effective as thousds if trees on the land. The excretion from Whale's body help stimulate Photosynthesis & algae. Which protects and help grow the ocean food chain. No whales mean no algae, bacteria no Photosynthesis no plankton no krill.
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