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Coral Reefs: The Environment, Tourism, and the Economy
Coral reefs are some of the most diverse ecosystems on earth. They play an important role in the environment, tourism, and economic sectors of society.
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Mesophytes: Our Everyday Flower Garden Plants
Mesophytes are a large group of terrestrial plants which include trees, shrubs, herbs, crops, and most flowering plants. They are the most common plant type around the world, and they're found in most flower gardens.
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"Cities Skylines": Fun and Educative Game
"Cities Skylines" is a fun and educative city-building simulation game designed with all the tools and perks that enable the player to build a realistic city of their imagination and be exposed to real economic and environmental elements of a real city. It is a fun way to spend some indoor time.
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Arthropods: Bugs in Our Homes
Arthropods are commonly known as insects, bugs, or spiders and make up more than 80% of all known animal species.
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Hydrophytes: Indoor and Outdoor Water Garden Plants
Hydrophytes are water-dependent plants floating or submerged in water. Examples include lotus and algae. Learn if you should grow them in your garden or pond.
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Home Applications of Linux-Based Operating Systems
Linux-based operating systems are not only used in computers; they're also used in many personal devices and home appliances. But what is a Linux device? This article will start with the basics and then explore the full potential of this technology.
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Creating a Fantasy World Map: Scientific Laws to Remember
When writing a fantasy story, creating a realistic fantasy world map that will help readers see your vision is essential. In order to create your map, there are some basic scientific laws that have to be followed.
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Clean Energy: A Future Unknown
Despite the abundance of renewable resources in the form of water, wind, and solar, dependence on non-renewable energy sources such as coal and oil has not reduced to levels that can be sustained by the environment.
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Fossil Fuels: An Inconvenient Future
Fossil fuels—coal, oil, and natural gas—are currently the world's primary energy source. These non-renewable resources have fueled the global economy for centuries. However, they are finite resources, and a future without them is a very real prospect.
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Knowledge of Truth in an Inverted World
A poem about the abstract nature of knowledge and truth with regards to religion, social issues, media, environment, politics, patriotism death, and warfare.
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The Hidden Beauty of Xerophytes
Have you ever heard of a xerophyte? Chances are, if you're reading this, you likely have. Read on to learn about common xerophytic plants and their names and images.
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Hormones and How They Affect Our Lives
A hormone is defined as a chemical substance produced in the body that controls and regulates the activity of certain cells or organs. Despite operating as micro-level human body processes, their operations are essential to our survival and affect our everyday activities of life.
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Science and Religion: The Six-Nine Illustration
Explore the ways science and religion explain natural phenomena from different perspectives.
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Computer Networks for Beginners
Most of us use computer networks every day—but do you actually understand what they are and how they work? Here's an introduction to the basics.
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Environmentally Sustainable Tourism: A Progressive Approach
Sustainable tourism development meets the needs of present tourists and host regions while protecting and enhancing tourism opportunities for future generations. To enable this continued practice, a number of different environmentally progressive approaches have been developed.
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Learn How to Use a Computer Without a Mouse
Learn how to easily navigate your computer without a mouse in this quick tutorial.
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Death Cycle of Poverty and the Environment
Poverty and the environment are linked in a vicious death cycle that neither element can break from. The poor in most cases cannot afford to take proper care of the environment, which is their major resource base; in turn, a degraded environment poses a threat to their health and livelihood.