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How Climate Crisis could impact 5 Famous Gardens around the World

April 20Posted in Garden & Nature, Man & NatureTagged climate breakdown, climate change, climate crisis, drought, ecocide, ecogreenlove, extreme weather, flooding, Gardens, heatwave, pollution, wildfireLeave a comment

From severe storms to critical droughts, extreme weather changes caused by climate change are seriously impacting the planet. One upcoming event which has a significant impact on the environment is the fast-spending fuelled event that is Black Friday. Deliveries from Black Friday alone produce 429,000 tonnes of carbon and garden experts Primrose found that you would need to plant seven million trees to offset the effect of the day’s emissions.

Primrose have imagined what five famous gardens could look like in the future as a result of the climate crisis. By using scientific research revealing the extreme weather targeting environments in five different countries, they’ve created interactive graphics to show what could happen to the world’s most sacred gardens if we don’t act.

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Natural Disasters: How can we help [Infographic]

October 6October 14Posted in Garden & Nature, Sustainable GuideTagged avalanche, buildings, disaster, droughts, earthquakes, Education, flood, hurricanes, impact, infographic, legislation, natural disasters, nature, tsunami, volcano, wildfireLeave a comment

Infographic by MissionSafety

This infographic outlines the worst natural disasters in human history, and identifies how we can best minimize the impact of these disasters. A natural hazard does not need to become a natural disaster on the scale we hear about so often in the news.

For example, the Tsunami in the Indian ocean caused upwards of 280,000 deaths. MissionSafety’s research discovered that this figure could have been reduced if people were taught how to react to a tsunami. Education can play a key role in saving lives.

Hopefully this infographic offers you some clarity on how you can help after a natural disaster. If you’re planning on donating money to a cause make sure you know exactly where it’s going and avoid charities who spend more than 20% of your donation on ‘admin’.

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