Ruth Edet

Waste water

Is It Safe to Drink Recycled Wastewater?

Let’s face it – clean water is running out.  With droughts, pollution, and growing populations, the idea of turning wastewater into drinking water isn’t just sci-fi anymore, it’s a necessity. You might cringe at the thought of drinking “recycled sewage,” but guess what? If you live in a major city, there’s a good chance you […]

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Seedling

How to Identify Healthy Seedlings and Transplant Them Like a Pro

Spotting the first tiny green shoots pushing through the soil is one of the most exciting moments in gardening.  But things is, those delicate sprouts need the right care, especially when it’s time to move them to a bigger home.  If you transplant too early or too late, you risk stunting their growth, or worse,

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A rabbit beside a hutch

5 Eco-Friendly Rabbit Housing Methods for a Sustainable Future

If you’re a rabbit farmer and care about the planet, you most likely have wondered how to provide a safe, comfortable home for them without harming the environment. Traditional rabbit hutches often use unsustainable materials – treated wood, plastic, and metal – that contribute to deforestation, pollution, and waste.  But what if you could house

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A man holding a bag of plastics

8 SHOCKING Plastic Facts You Need to Know

Plastic is unavoidable. It’s in your water bottle, your takeout container, even the clothes you’re wearing right now.  But here’s the scary part – most of us have no idea just how bad plastic pollution really is. We’re not just talking about a few soda bottles floating in the ocean. This is a full-blown crisis.

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Cardboard boxes

Why Cardboard is a Terrible Nesting Box Material (And What to Use Instead)

If you’re considering using a cardboard nesting box for your rabbits, stop right there! Cardboard might seem like a cheap, easy solution, but it’s one of the worst materials you could choose for a nesting box.  It falls apart, breeds mold, and can even harm your animals. In this simple guide, we’ll show you exactly

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A farmer

10 Hard-Earned Lessons From My Farming Journey (What I Wish I Knew Earlier)

When I first started my farm, I was full of dreams – organic produce, happy animals, and a thriving business. Who wouldn’t want all that? But reality hit me like a truck. Farming isn’t just planting seeds and waiting for money to grow. It’s a grind – full of unexpected disasters, costly mistakes, and lessons

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Shopping bags

How Consumerism Controls Our Lives and the Planet

Consumerism isn’t just about shopping, it’s the engine that keeps modern capitalism running.  We’re conditioned to buy, upgrade, and discard at an ever-increasing pace, all while being told this cycle equals progress.  But beneath the glossy ads and social media hauls, consumer capitalism hides a darker reality: environmental destruction, psychological manipulation, and a system built

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Graphene

Top 5 Eco-Friendly Applications of Nanotechnology That Are Changing the World

Let’s face it – the planet needs help. We’re dealing with climate change, polluted water, dirty air, and growing waste problems.  While we often hear about solar panels or recycling as part of the solution, there’s another powerful tool quietly making a huge difference: nanotechnology. In simple terms, nanotechnology is science at a very, very

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A manatee

What is the Manatee Appreciation Day All About?

Have you ever seen a manatee smile? These gentle, slow-moving giants of the sea have a way of making people stop and stare, not just because they look like giant, wrinkly potatoes, but because there’s something oddly peaceful about them.  They float through life, munching on seagrass, completely unaware of how much trouble they’re actually

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