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As a child, I dreamed of going to Africa. I eagerly awaited each new Wild Kingdom episode and fueled my imagination with glossy stacks of National Geographic. Social media exposés left me feeling jaded, like those sparks of natural wonder have passed us by or were a byproduct of a bygone time where exploitation was…
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Photos and text by Francesca D’Angelo, CC-BY-NC 4.0 2025 Sustainability mood board (2020, Francesca D’Angelo) From top left: Balenciaga’s koala hoodie (“Balenciaga Australia Bushfire Disaster Koala Hoodie”. Balenciaga. June 15, 2020. www.balenciaga.com). Made in Italy tags for two children’s dresses. Made in India 100% Modal (cellulosic material). Viscose and Polyamide (at least one lesser evil?). The…
On my Instagram page I posed the question, “What is your biggest frustration with dating?” Wow, did I get a lot of comments. One of the most interesting replies came from a man’s perspective. Here is what he said: I’ve noticed dating through my 30’s that women tend to not be completely upfront with their…
For over 1,300 years, Anuradhapura served as the capital of Ceylon until it was left deserted in 993. For a significant period, the dense forest concealed the remarkable Sakwala Chakraya, a scientific and astrological landmark that is Sri Lanka’s only Stargate portal. The phrase “Stargate Portal” usually brings to mind a fictional narrative. Generally, only…
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Not All Non-native Plants are Invasive PlantsInvasive plant species are a problem because they interfere with native landscapes as well as the intentional landscapes in our gardens and parks. As the USDA puts it, “…not all exotic species are considered harmful. Non-native plants are fundamental to our lifestyle – most of our food crops, such…
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Detox? How very wholesome…and utterly dreary, darling. I know it is oh-so-à la mode to be a beaming paragon of clean living and clean eating, but let’s be real: behind every smug “After my sunrise yoga session I had an acai and goji berry enema, now my third eye (and small intestine) has never been…
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In the world of professional and personal growth, having a trusted advisor who can guide you through life’s uncertainties is invaluable. Victoria lynn Weston, an experienced psychic and intuitive consultant with over 25 years of experience, has dedicated her career to helping individuals and businesses navigate their futures with clarity and confidence. A Visionary Approach…
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Australia is a land of breathtaking landscapes made up of vast deserts and thick rainforests, but what really distinguishes them are the beautiful secret swim spots. Imagine natural pools that are absolutely gorgeous, cascading waterfalls, and peaceful beaches—these are perfect getaways from the everyday grind. Whether with friends or all alone, these picturesque swim spots…
As flights from the US are being restored to a number of countries around the world, you may be noticing people traveling more. Nonetheless, you might be wondering whether it is safe to fly to a certain destination. And in case this question is not bothering you the most, you might ask yourself how do…
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What is pH? pH is a measurement that indicates the acidity or basicity of a solution. pH is expressed on a scale from 0 to 14, where lower numbers indicate an acidic substance and higher numbers indicate a basic substance. A pH of 3 is very acidic and a pH of 12 is very basic. …
