Humanity
COVID-19 Pandemic
Several states including California and Indiana have delayed or postponed their reopening plans after the United States recorded 50,000 new cases of COVID-19, the largest increase in one day since the epidemic began. There have been protests in several countries against the government's limited response to the Covid 19 epidemic, such as the closure of vacancies, and these protests are linked to an increase in cases.
By Finn Henry4 years ago in Earth
Who Started the Gaia Movement?
Introduction The original Rainbow Tribe Gathering was in July 1972. Since then every year on National Forest land. Gatherings have been held annually in the United States from July 1 through 7. And in many other places around the world.
By Arlo Hennings4 years ago in Earth
COP 21; The Elephant in the Room
What is human effort used for – expended on? In our bid to become carbon neutral, to reduce the damage we're doing to the planet and to resolve the inequalities that render sectors of human society fatally poor (if that is actually a serious society-wide desire...) one thing is becoming clearer with every political statement and international attempt at agreement; our consumerism is the chief cause of the planet's ills.
By Christopher Lloyd4 years ago in Earth
The Love That Remains
The Love That Remain Written By W. C. (Bill) Chamberlain This book is lovingly dedicated to........ My Dearest Annie, Without your love, without your dedication and determination, this story would have never been written. You have inspired me. You have loved me, and I have always loved you. I want you to know that you will always be with me. No matter where we are or who we are with, we will be together in spirit. I will pray for you to be happy. I will always love and need you.
By Bill Chamberlain4 years ago in Earth
10 Fundamental Tips for Improving Your Wildlife Photography. Top Story - October 2021.
Are you interested in wildlife photography but you're not sure where to begin? The key to improving your wildlife photography is learning the fundamentals and studying the professionals. This article discusses ten fundamental tips for improving your wildlife photography, from buying a wildlife photography camera to learning about the animals you're photographing, as well as looking at examples from the photographers at Untamed Photographer. We will look at both equipment and technique:
By Untamed Photographer4 years ago in Earth
The Underground Messiah
THE UNDERGROUND MESSIAH By Jerec Velez In a large, dark cave, a green dragon crawls by. Scales dark emerald green, ancient as the Earth. It jumps and spreads its enormous bat-like wings. It glides inside the majestic cave, hitting and breaking stalactites that have been growing ever so slowly for thousands of years. It is now awake from its ancient slumber. The dragon burst out of its cave high in the cliffs above the clouds and flies steeply downward and rises back up; it stops and freezes in mid air. Jess Walker puts down the pencil next to the drawing of the green dragon. He stands back from the table and walks into the kitchen to pour himself a cup of coffee. Stretching his head from side to side Jess walks towards the front door. His left hand rises slowly to push open the front door. The door slowly opens with a view of children playing in a park across the street. They are laughing and playing. It's late Saturday morning. Exiting his apartment, Jess sits in his hammock chair on his tropical plant infested porch and reads a headline on his phone with a sad sigh on his face the headline reads,
By Jerec Velez4 years ago in Earth
Living on Native Land
Back in the fall of 2014, my then 3-year-old daughter ardently desired to blow off steam after preschool by running into the woods behind our apartment complex. Being tall enough to see the whole area from our back window every morning, I told her there was nothing to see. Our "backyard" consisted of a small wooded area and a marshy, muddy field separating us from I-75, the longest expanse of highway in the country. Still, having seen too many episodes of "Dora," my daughter insisted it was a “magic forest” worth exploring.
By Ashley Herzog4 years ago in Earth
