Bringing you; the weekly, positive, and Green related articles. Things are finally starting to thaw around here. Nothing too fast, just bit by bit. International Women's Day Spotlight: 8 women changing the world Vegan dog food company continues its international expansion TemperPack raises $40M to combat plastic foam waste Jaden Smith launches Water Box to aid with the Flint water crisis Know More About Financial Trading with Forex Broker – Ecofriend Why to Choose Lab Report Writing Service with Approved Experts – Ecofriend How to leave a smaller carbon footprint when you move home – Ecofriend Why Ditching Your Gas Powered Lawn Mower is a Good Idea – Ecofriend How to read laundry care labels | TreeHugger To fight climate change, we need to get more women on bikes | TreeHugger Levi's now blending hemp with cotton for more sustainable fabric | TreeHugger Hang your hobs on the wall when you aren't cooking with them | TreeHugger
Part 2 Lalicious offers luxurious, all-in-one natural skincare Cove launches the first 100% biodegradable water bottle LSU researcher creates biodegradable plastic beads for Mardi Gras Green school in Bali shows students how to live sustainably Best Solar heaters to buy in 2019 – Ecofriend 10 – Green Ideas to make your office more sustainable – Ecofriend 10 – Most Bike-Friendly Cities in Europe – Ecofriend How Sustainable Fashion In 2018 Is Paving The Way For The Future? – Ecofriend Why decluttering doesn't work on its own | TreeHugger Finland to phase out coal one year early | TreeHugger Photo: Bighorn sheep has mad mountaineering skills | TreeHugger New killer whale could be the largest unknown animal left on the planet | TreeHugger
Part 3 Scientists invent a solar panel that produces hydrogen Drones: the future of ocean conservation China hopes to bring solar power to space Uber transforms 19th-century industrial buildings into hub for futuristic tech How Technology Can Improve Life for Elders – Ecofriend Riese & Muller Tinker Vario is a great choice for a compact daily commuter e-bike - Electrek Green New Deal meets Trump's wall? Proposed 'energy corridor' for US-Mexico border - Electrek EGEB: Europe's grid vs. climate change, UK wind deal, powerful home solar, and more - Electrek Why you need to look out for fake olive oil | TreeHugger By 2030, 1/3 of UK energy will come from offshore wind | TreeHugger 15 houseplants that won't poison pets | TreeHugger Seasonal organic produce and wild game are staples in this Idaho family's diet | TreeHugger
Part 4 Johnson & Johnson offers Acuvue contact recycling program IBM's new VolCat technology changes the plastic recycling process Afghanistan’s Chihilsitoon Garden is restored with rammed earth architecture Sustainable treehouses imagined for forest in the Italian Dolomites EGEB: Light control for solar breakthrough, widespread coal contamination, and more - Electrek Tesla launches new Supercharger with 1,000 mph charging, better efficiency, and more - Electrek EGEB: Minnesota eyes 2050 clean energy goal, new Florida solar plants, and more - Electrek Elon Musk's Boring Company is working on a new 'Loop' network in Las Vegas - Electrek 7 ways to declutter your inbox and keep it that way | TreeHugger Photo: All aboard the duckling train | TreeHugger If you think the Green New Deal is tough to do, think about the Rural Electrification Administration | TreeHugger Electrify Everything: Why our thinking has to be as flexible and resilient as our buildings | TreeHugger
Part 5 Lake Erie water quality to improve with new Bill of Rights UNStudio unveils sustainable vision for “The Smartest Neighborhood in the World” The Refill Shoppe provides refills for myriad household and beauty products Supreme Court will make historic Clean Water Act ruling EGEB: Pension funds want emissions cuts, Scots trump Trump on wind, 3M goes green, and more - Electrek The Rain Straw solves a major pain point for reusable straws – Notable crowdfunding campaign – The Gadgeteer SpaceX Crewed Dragon Test Flight Finishes With Perfect Splashdown - ExtremeTech Happy 10th Birthday to the Kepler Space Telescope - ExtremeTech Photo: Geese show off their impressionist side | TreeHugger 6 strategies for getting your kid outside every day | TreeHugger As low-hanging fruit is plucked, UK emissions reductions slow | TreeHugger The Jasper Wool Eco Chukka proves that shoes can be designed sustainably | TreeHugger
Part 6 Indonesia builds a resilient "living shoreline" A historical 16th-century building in Austria gets a green makeover NASA Snaps Stunning Photos of Supersonic Aircraft - ExtremeTech SpaceX Dragon Successfully Docks at ISS Without Aid of Robot Arm - ExtremeTech Facebook is using AR to bring a massive mural to life The first all-female spacewalk takes place March 29th Watch the Hayabusa2 probe touch down on asteroid Ryugu Stephen Hawking coin coming Tuesday will be out of this world - CNET Artist's polychromatic quilts tell powerful stories using recycled fabrics | TreeHugger The shocking truth about organic vs conventional packaged foods | TreeHugger Growing up near green space reduces risk of mental illness | TreeHugger Growing a year's worth of produce on 1000 sq. ft. in 4 hours a week | TreeHugger
Part 7 Weekend lie-ins won't fix your sleep deficit | TreeHugger The 10 healthiest countries in the world | TreeHugger Photo: Pirate spider or alien, you decide | TreeHugger All the ways to thicken a soup | TreeHugger First Evidence of Global Groundwater System Found on Mars - ExtremeTech Bill Nye crashes AOC's session at SXSW - CNET These mystery killer whales don't look like the regular ones - CNET Google, CERN team up to show you the Big Bang in AR - CNET NASA astronauts to team up for first all-female spacewalk - CNET Best shared shopping list apps to save you from going back to the store - CNET See Japan's Hayabusa2 use an asteroid as a trampoline - CNET NASA astronaut snaps dazzling Crew Dragon photo from ISS - CNET
Part 8 5 kid-friendly meals for 5 days | TreeHugger Two mail giants commit to 100% electric vehicles | TreeHugger Photo: Barred owl at home in the wintry woods | TreeHugger What's the best way to lock an e-bike? | TreeHugger Boeings, bombers and biplanes at the Seattle Museum of Flight - CNET Tour the Museum of Flight in Seattle, home to Boeings and much more - CNET
This long-running (!) series is a strong asset to Prius Chat. It's not a pleasant task to complain about one link in first post above. "Why to choose lab report writing service..." A college course in science may require students to write lab reports. These assignments are to examine students level and (with practice and feedback) to improve them. In my view, purchasing reports written to your specification is not different from purchasing essays students may be required to write. Both are plagiarism. Both acts are end runs around purpose of assigned work, which is to develop, improve and assess students' own skills. == This complaint in no way impugns other aspects of 'Green news and more'
My English is terrible but in freshman English, I wrote a term paper that exactly followed the reference and footnote protocol citing a Playboy article. I got a B+ and briefly thought it was gratitude for the grader getting justification for getting a copy. But with age and experience I realize it is also the modern technique to lie. In the past I wanted to cite SAE articles as a gold standard for engineering. But I got stung once and realized a peer reviewed paper has a lower probability of being inaccurate but is NOT a guarantee. Bob Wilson
Two separate things going on there. College assignments are to motivate one to develop particular skills, by various means improve those skills, and to assess them. As such, if assignment is to learn to play piano, response is obviously not giving instructor a recording by a professional pianist. Scientific or engineering writing for journals or tech reports is different Goal is accuracy in all things, however it may be attained. Journals practically beg authors with limited English skills to buy help. But reporting only half your data that better supports hypothesis, that is a big no. I feel my examples above are not compelling. That this is not right place to discuss the matter. Have already delivered a slap on the wrist which was really my only intention here.
