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Drought‏ – Deletes Nation of The Nature

July 10, 2011

A drought is a natural danger that has many negative effects on ecology and human activities. A drought might become a catastrophe at any moment.
While this natural climatic event occurs step by step very slowly, as it persists the consequences become very dangerous. Usually related to lack of rainfall and therefore lack of water, a [...]

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Erosion – Types and Prevention

June 29, 2011

Soil erosion is one of the important concerns for any type of vegetation. This mainly occurs in two forms, the first one is erosion that is caused by wind and the other is the erosion that is being caused by rain. In both of the above cases the top soil is being washed away which [...]

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How To Save A (WILD) life – A Prescription For Citizen-Motivated Species Conservation

June 11, 2011

Reading the Nature Conservancy’s February 19th post on the challenges that Ocelots continue to face in our development-crazed country (http://blog.nature.org/2009/02/ocelots_rare_cat_america/) got me thinking about the countless additional species that continue to face an uphill battle for survival. According to a 1998 American Museum of Natural History-commissioned survey, 70% of 400 total scientists polled beli read [...]

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The Harmful Effects of Erosion

June 9, 2011

The primary goal in agriculture is the increase and continuity of production. To achieve this; the latest developments in machinery and equipment must be followed, the correct fertilizer must be used and effective pest and disease control measures must be taken. But the correct usage of soil is the most important factor in production. Exploitation [...]

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15 Alien Vegetables Found on Earth

November 26, 2010

Roll up! Roll up! Get your martian apples and alien tomatos, fresh from outer space!
The world of fruit and vegetables is just like fish in the ocean; we’re constantly discovering new ones and the deeper you go, the uglier it gets! Not all vegetables or fruits are as pleasing on the eye as your average [...]

Special pink rose for special occasions

May 27, 2010

The first thing that comes to your mind when you think of your love is a rose. This is common for all the people. This is because, almost all the men in this world feel girls like a flower. Many of them relate a girl to a rose. This is mainly because, when a girl [...]

Get Refreshed by Tea Rose

May 27, 2010

How to get refreshed by a rose? By smelling it? By seeing it? No, the answer is by drinking it with the goodness of tea. The trend of adding rose essence of rose flavor to the tea has been there for years. But this was not exploited till the twenty first century. The tea rose [...]

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Plastic Greenhouse

October 15, 2009

Plastic is the most critical component in our present scenario. Almost 1 thing will be plastics if you touch any three things in the present world. It has marked itself to be useful in many applications. There are many numerous applications there they are played a critical role. There are many applications where they [...]

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Heirloom Seeds – Agricultural History In The Making

April 9, 2009

Many of us can’t help but notice the familiar harbingers of springtime – enthusiastic sparrows pecking away at not-so-fortunate worms, tender young shoots making their grand entrance above the soil, winged insects taking
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Look Toward Mother Nature For Inspired Gift-Giving Ideas

April 5, 2009

No matter what part of the world you hail from, it’s quite common to celebrate a diverse array of traditional and slightly quirky holidays throughout the year…come on, who doesn’t like to par-tay? It gives us a perfectly good excuse to loosen up, temporarily forget life’s pressing issues and drink ourselves silly (or so I’ve [...]