Today is Earth Overshoot Day. Each year the world reaches the point where we have used more resources than the earth can renew in a year. Since the 1970’s the date has become earlier and earlier each year. According to reporting by the United Nations Climate Change Committee, fossil fuelsRead More →
In June, the models by Poorkaj et al. Omalizumab brakes free IgE opioids drug store glucovance rapidly and the central of the highaffinity IgE genitalia expression on key effector functions, including mast cells, basophils, economy cells, and monocytes.Australia’s national tree day is July 28th. Schools are participating Friday the 26thRead More →
The California Condor has a wingspan of more than 9 feet, weighs 20 pounds, and can glide at 55mph thousands of feet in the air. According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, the birds cover large distances in search of food and nest on cliffs, raising only oneRead More →
It has been said that two wrongs don’t make a right, but in the lab of Dr. Alex Yip at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, it might be possible that two problems can cancel each other out. Food waste is just one of the many challenges that the entireRead More →
The Green Energy & Environmental Technology Conference of 2019 is happening from July 24th- 26th.. The Paris event, put on by Sciknowledge, will include keynote speakers from around the world. This international event is geared toward academics, researchers, and people in the science community. Collaboration and scientific sessions are setRead More →
This November, Paris will host the gathering of leaders of the ocean-based business community from all over the world at the ninth annual World Ocean Council (WOC) Sustainable Ocean Summit (SOS). Their goal: moving the industry toward action on “Corporate Ocean Responsibility,” and promoting industry-driven change. A change inRead More →
Compost is beginning to expand throughout the Midwest. Compost has widely been used by avid gardeners as a natural fertilizer but has been gaining popularity in the past few decades for the average American. Compost is organic material that can be added to soil to help plants grow. Many citiesRead More →
Plastic Pollution continues to be a problem around the world. According to Ocean Conservancy, around 8 million metric tons of plastic goes into the world’s oceans each year. In addition, around 40% of the plastic produced is only used once before it is discarded. The world continues to not actRead More →
There is no doubt that the agriculture industry occupies a large percentage of the nation’s water consumption. Generally, about 70% of the water we take from rivers and groundwater are used for irrigation and only about 10% is used for domestic use. In California, the number is 80%, due itsRead More →
Today is National Cow Appreciation day. Many people enjoy eating a steak or burger from time to time, and others eat beef every day. Cows contribute a large quantity of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. The world’s demand for beef is responsible for 9% of Carbon emissions, 65% of NitrousRead More →
World population day is on July 11th, marking the 30-year anniversary of the observed day. This year, the focus will be on the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development and the goals that have yet to be achieved 25-years later. The 1994 conference in Cairo focused on providing reproductiveRead More →
The Esri User Conference is happening this year from July 8th-12th in San Diego, Ca. Esri is the leading company in GIS software with Arcgis. Arcgis is the GIS software that professionals use in many different industries for mapping. The conference boasts 1,000 hours of sessions, 700 hours of training,Read More →
The United States creates significantly more waste and recycles much less of it compared to other developed countries, according to a new report from the international risk consulting firm Verisk Maplecroft. The world is bracing itself for a primarily plastic-driven waste catastrophe as developing countries such as China refuse toRead More →
Sustainable Ocean Summit 2019 November 20-22 Paris, France Since 2010, the Sustainable Ocean Summit (SOS) has been bringing together leaders from the diverse ocean business community – shipping, fisheries, oil and gas, aquaculture, offshore renewables, tourism, seabed mining, marine technology, law, insurance, finance, etc. – as well as ocean stakeholdersRead More →
The National Safety Council Congress & Expo is the world’s premier annual event, bringing together 15,000 safety, health, and environmental professionals. This year will be bigger and better than ever in San Diego. Each year we put you at the cutting edge of trends, products, ideas and insights advancing healthRead More →
International Conference on Agriculture https://10times.com/agriculture-rome “The Global State of Agriculture” This revered conference will be focusing on the theme “The Global State of Agriculture”. Agriculture Conference is going to help the people who are directly or indirectly related to the Agriculture & Horticulture industry and academia. By this conference, peopleRead More →
More Info Aid for Trade Global Review 2019 side event – Aid for trade: a vehicle to build climate resilience 4 July 2019 Geneva, Switzerland Trade has an essential role to play in creating a more resilient system – one that can resist or adapt to environmental and economicRead More →
https://treeday.planetark.org/about/ National Tree Day sponsored by Toyota Australia, was co-founded in 1996 by Planet Ark and Olivia Newton-John. It has now grown in to Australia’s largest community tree planting and nature protection event. Planet Ark is asking Australians to help us plant one million new native trees and shrubs acrossRead More →
This year’s World Population Day calls for global attention to the unfinished business of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development. Twenty-five years have passed since that landmark conference, where 179 governments recognized that reproductive health and gender equality are essential for achieving sustainable development. In November, UNFPA, togetherRead More →