HOW TO SAVE AND REPLENISH THE EARTH

Reduce: To fulfill our everyday item that are considered as luxuries, we must reduce the strain on our planet’s resources.Reuse: Reuse reusable items in your daily life. Reusing items such as shopping bags and food containers, reduces the amount of waste. Excess waste piles up in landfills. Garbage seeps into the water supply, contaminating rivers and the ocean.Recycle: Recycle your garbage. Separate paper, plastic, organics. Recycling allows for proper disposal of environmentally hazardous products while saving useful materials such as paper and organics. Recycling reduces waste and the need for raw material consumption.Return:  Composting is our gift back to the planet and really is a gift to ourselves. When we return back to the earth the natural food products that come from the earth, we provide nature with the ability to restore nutrients to the soil and in turn provide us with nutrient rich food. Renew: We live on an abundant planet that has that ability to provide us with unlimited renewable resources. Everything on our planet is continually in a state of renewal. Every plant has the ability to seed and propagate itself. The continual flow of water cleans itself, as does our air.

REPLENISH: Replenishing the earth does not mean to populate it, but to restore it to its potential to feed, nourish and protect us. Replenishing the earth now means to resurrect within it, the ability to insure our continued survival. We cannot afford to celebrate Earth Day only once a year, every day needs to be Earth Day.

Monday, April 17, 2023

Sahil Daw

What are the Consequences of EARTH and WHY?

ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY: Atmospheric entry is the movement of human-made or natural objects as they enter

the atmosphere of a celestial body from outer space CRATER DIMENSIONS AND MELT PRODUCTION: Determining the size of the final crater from

a given impactor size, density, velocity, and angle of incidence is not a trivial task. The central difficulty in deriving an accurate estimate of the final crater diameter is that no observational or experimental data exist for impact craters larger than a few tens of meters in diameter.

THERMAL RADIATION: Thermal radiation is electromagnetic radiation generated by the thermal motion of charged particles in matter. All matter with a temperaturegreater than absolute zero emits thermal radiation. Ex-  visible light and infrared light emitted by an incandescent light bulb.

 SEISMIC EFFECTS: This problem becomes more severe in recent years due to the fact that vulnerability is increasing by increasing urbanization and industrialization in exposed areas.

EJECTA DEPOSIT: The material thrown from an impact crater during its formation. AIR BLAST: The use of high-pressure air, often combined with an abrasive, to remove odour

or adhered material from a surface. EFFECT OF A WATER LAYER: It affects the water livivng organisms and create some issues in

marine life. GLOBAL EFFECTS: The effects of global warming are the ecological and social changes

caused by the rise in global temperatures. There is a scientific consensus that climate change is occurring, and that human activities are the primary driver. Monday, April 17, 2023 Sahil Daw