Veranika Lem (nikal)

Veranika Lem

humbler nature lover; philosophical approach to life

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Same situation, but you inspired me. So, a foto of the month

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how often we cannot open our hearts to our loved ones? In a small sauna, women open not only their bodies but their souls to us. A mystical place connecting people and nature highly recommend

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do everything to avoid working. So tired I’ve just noticed that lately I’ve only been reading reportages. Guys, what kind of book do you prefer?

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World Wetlands Day is marked on February 2 to help folks see how vital wetlands are in our earth and push for their care. The day is for the signing of Ramsar Agreement on Wetlands in 1971 in Iran, it aims to stop fast loss of wet lands all over the w͏orld. Wet lands have swamps, marshes, and lakes. They are very key for lots of types, aid to clean water, control water time frames, and fight climate change. But wetlands face danger from pollution habitat loss and climate change. On World Wetlands Day, folks are urged to join in things like learning talks, strolls or helping tasks to guard these key spots. Didd you know that swampy areas are sometimes named the "kidneys of an Earth" because they help clean bad stuff from water just like kidneys clean out waste from our body? /ecocaster

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Today a small digression regarding glaciers and rivers. For centuries, people have settled around rivers and they still do. It’s the easiest way to obtain drinking water. So when we talk about melting glaciers, the first association that comes to mind is that these rivers will dry up. However, before they dry up, the threat of flooding due to meltwater will increase. This is a very serious matter. If predictions come true, billions of people in the next generation will feel it on their own skin 🌊🌊🌊

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Experts and builders are looking into the use of lava as a green way to build. Icelandic builder Arnhildur Pálmadóttir has made the idea of “Lavaforming” to use volcano blasts for making buildings, dealing with lack of resources in her country. Lavaforming has two ways: guiding hot lava into work places to make stuff for buildings or using 3D print tech to form lava right away when a volcano blows up. Once cold, lava makes basalt, one of the tough rocks on Earth; this makes it a great, strong and green choice for normal͏ building stuff. Even being in start stages, Lavaforming might change eco-friendly design. /ecocaster

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The EU has its own ecological development program. One branch in this development plan is the increasing use of renewable energy sources. Which is really important in the current geopolitical situation. And that is why I would like to share my joy. In 2024 for the first time in history, EU produced more energy from the sun (11%) than from coal (10%). Production from renewable energy sources increased to 47%, which resulted in savings of as much as 59 billion euros per year /ecocaster

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