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The Value of Forestry [Infographic]

July 9July 8Posted in Garden & Nature, Man & NatureTagged climate change, climate crisis, deforestation, ecogreenlove, forestry, forests, infographic, natural disasters, natural disturbances, restore, rforestation, sustainable agriculture, wildfires1 Comment

The world’s forests, which now occupy 30% of the earth’s land surface, are an extremely significant resource, storing vast amounts of carbon, aiding in the purification of water and air, preserving natural biodiversity, and providing livelihoods for millions of people. Despite their critical importance, forests are under attack on a global scale, with the equivalent of 30 soccer fields disappearing every minute.

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Palm Oil, Unveiled [Visual]

June 22August 26Posted in Environmental dates, Garden & Nature, Man & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged also known as, deforestation, ecogreenlove, environment, infographic, pam oil, product label, rainforest, sustainable, sustainable palm oil, vegetable oil, world rainforest day2 Comments

Pam Oil, Unveiled [Visual] | ecogreenlove

Today is World Rainforest Day!

Did you know that healthy forests are the key to avoiding future pandemics? Healthy forests are a protective buffer between diseases found in non-human animals and global human populations. When we destroy them, we foster close contacts between animal populations and vulnerable human populations. That is why protecting forests NOW means protecting against pandemics now and in the future.

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Reasons to Celebrate International Day of Forests

March 19March 22Posted in Environmental dates, Garden & Nature, Man & NatureTagged air pollution, biodiversity, clean water, climate change, deforestation, ecogreenlove, environment, forest degradation, Health, nature, reforestation, wellbeing1 Comment

International Day of Forests 2021 [Visual] | ecogreenlove

The 2021 International Day of Forests celebration, has the main theme of “Forest restoration: a path to recovery and well-being” raising awareness of how forests play a vital role in the health and wellbeing of people and the planet. Restoring the health of our forests and sustainably managing them are crucial to support livelihoods, mitigate climate change, safeguard biodiversity and reduce the risk of future pandemics.

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The Twentrees: The Decade that Saves our Planet

August 15October 22Posted in Garden & Nature, Man & NatureTagged climate change, conservation, deforestation, ecogreenlove, endangered, environment, nature, plant a tree, save the planet, take action, the twentrees

11,000 scientists have analyzed the last 40 years of data and “clearly and unequivocally [declared] that planet Earth is facing a climate emergency.” Hence we must consider the potential option that they could be right.

The Indepedent calls “2020 [the] world’s last chance to tackle climate change“.

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7 Visualisations that demonstrate How we Humans are Destroying Earth

January 17January 16Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged climate change, climate crisis, deforestation, ecogreenlove, environment, greenhouse gas emissions, infographic, meat production, overfishing, overpopulation, plastic waste

World population is growing at a rapid rate across the globe and according to a recent prediction by the UN, the global population will approximately be 10 billion by 2050. Whilst we are aware of its socio-economic repercussions like poverty, inequality, hunger, malnutrition, unemployment, lack of education and healthcare, it is important to understand that the aforementioned will take a huge toll on our planet’s natural resources. The most obvious implication of such a population explosion is deforestation to accommodate the rising population, which in turn can have a huge negative impact on biodiversity and ecological balance.

The production of greenhouse gasses by burning fossil fuel is causing “global warming” which is evident as the average temperature of air and oceans has significantly gone up. It has resulted in a disruption of the natural pattern of rainfall causing flooding and drought in the same region during the same year.

Unless we take notice of the developments and try to make amendments in our ways to lower our carbon footprint, the planet might look quite different soon. Check out this infographic from DPACK that lists 7 visualizations that elaborate how we humans are destroying the planet.

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