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January 31, 2020 Environment

Playing Video Games Is Not Bad And Maybe Good For The Environment

Most parents abhor it; a son or, almost worse, a daughter who spends much of his or her free time playing video games. The blood is just not splashing off the screen and the youngsters prefer to go on until late at night. Parents with younger children are proud to talk about the limited ‘screening …

April 1, 2020 Environment

Is Brussels Really Cleaner, Greener, And Safer?

Five politicians have the floor in the series ‘The Brussels of my dreams’. They describe what a perfect Brussels looks like according to them. Brigitte De Pauw, a member of the Brussels parliament and CD&V ships in Jette, dreams of a cleaner, greener and safer capital. Love it or hate it. Brussels evokes conflicting feelings. …

January 25, 2020 Environment

Green E-Commerce Business

A new kind of entrepreneur is currently currently dominating the world wide web. Today’s marketplace is competitive and marketing is vital for any marketer’s success. Environmentalism is the fastest growing market market now. Until recently most issues were discussed in website format solely. The final result is fantastic dialogue and dialogue on issues that are …

May 8, 2020 Environment

Different Type of Grow Lights for Indoor Farming

Vertical or indoor cultivating is progressively proclaimed as the hopeful fate of present day agribusiness. While there is no settled financial data of vertical cultivating, the improving measure of interest in huge scale vertical farming by a few large indoor cultivating organizations is a great advance toward its success. These organizations have had the option …

March 23, 2020 Aquatic Environments

NCSU Study Says Climate Change Effects Will Adversely Impact Recreational Fishing

The effects of climate change on the environment can impact recreational fishing. This was the findings of a recent research study conducted by the North Carolina State University. The report was published in the Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, in October, 2019. Roger von Haefen, a professor of Agricultural and Resource …