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  • How Food Has Changed In The Past 50 Years

    by Sue Taggart October 16, 2019
    October 16, 2019

    The food retail and services sector weighs in with a  combined sales of $5.75 trillion. In modern America, food has undergone significant changes in the past 50 years, some good, some bad and others that seem to have gone in…Read More

  • Mental Health: The Stigma of a Silent Condition

    by eco18 October 10, 2019
    October 10, 2019

    Understanding or even relating to mental problems can be difficult, in part because it is not always visible or detectable with a simple blood test or scan. Many people live with mental health issues and do not get the necessary…Read More

  • Happy World Habitat Day!

    by Catie Brown October 7, 2019
    October 7, 2019

    Happy World Habitat Day, my fellow eco-friendlies! Today, across the world, the leading minds of sustainability will be discussing how exactly “innovative frontier technologies” can contribute to the efficiency of waste management worldwide. In 1985, the United Nations designated the first October…Read More

  • Sea-Floor Mining

    by Dennis Machicao September 19, 2019
    September 19, 2019

    With the many decades of mining in and on the surface of the earth for minerals, some more valuable than others, it’s concluding that the rate of depletion of these riches’ will not meet future higher demand. Mining companies are…Read More

  • Chemical Run-Off: A Recipe for Disaster

    by Catie Brown September 16, 2019
    September 16, 2019

    Imagine a river filled to the brim with all the toxic materials and waste your city creates. Don’t forget to include the herbicides from farms, the metals from roofs, and the petroleum from cars. Now imagine the rain comes and…Read More

  • A Menace to Wildlife Animals

    by Dennis Machicao September 9, 2019
    September 9, 2019

    Poaching, the illegal trade in wildlife that is a highly organized, sophisticated criminal activity on an industrial scale, has become the 4th largest criminal enterprise worldwide followed only by drug smuggling, human trafficking and counterfeiting. Statistics show the illegal trade…Read More

  • National Wildlife Day

    by Catie Brown September 4, 2019
    September 4, 2019

    Happy National Wildlife Day from Eco18! Today is a day for spreading gratitude and awareness for the wonderful plant and animal species around us, our companions on this big blue planet. Habitat destruction, species endangerment, and biodiversity loss are words…Read More

  • A Space Oddity: Fresh Vegetables in Space?

    by Catie Brown September 3, 2019
    September 3, 2019

    Even astronauts can’t avoid eating their veggies. In the vacuum of space, the International Space Station orbits 408 kilometers (about 254 miles) from Earth. This station houses astronauts from all over the world and to stay healthy they have to…Read More

  • Genetically-Engineered Cows: Do Less Burps Mean a Greener Planet?

    by Catie Brown August 27, 2019
    August 27, 2019

    Humans in recent decades have developed a routine in genetically modifying nature, from the infamous Flavr Savr Tomatoes to the more successful corn crop, through a process of directly modifying genes using genetic engineering. Genetic engineering has a long history,…Read More

  • Laughing Through the Tears: Climate Change and Comedy

    by Catie Brown August 14, 2019
    August 14, 2019

    It’s hard to deny the healing, mind-clearing effects of a good long belly laugh after a long day. And climate change and the accompanying fear of a dying world are not exempt from the balm of a well-timed joke. While…Read More

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