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Sustainable Practices

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"Billie Eilish Drops New Album 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' with Surprise Hip Tattoo Debut"
music1 year ago

"Billie Eilish Drops New Album 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' with Surprise Hip Tattoo Debut"

Billie Eilish announces her third album, "Hit Me Hard And Soft," set to release on May 17th, opting not to release singles and instead deliver the album all at once. The album, produced by her brother Finneas, promises to hit listeners both hard and soft lyrically and sonically, while also incorporating sustainable practices in its production and physical formats. Eilish has been teasing the album with billboards and confirmed that the album has been mastered, marking the final stages before its release.

Scottsdale Implements Ban on Natural Grass in New Homes Starting August 15
environment2 years ago

Scottsdale Implements Ban on Natural Grass in New Homes Starting August 15

The City Council of Scottsdale, Arizona, has unanimously approved an ordinance banning new single-family homes from having real grass in their front yards, effective from August 15. The move is aimed at promoting sustainable water management and setting an example for other communities in the region. This decision follows a previous ordinance in 2022 that prohibited homeowners associations from requiring grass lawns, resulting in significant water savings. Scottsdale businesses and residents have saved approximately 657 million gallons of water since then.

Scientists Reduce Carbon Footprints in Research
science-and-environment2 years ago

Scientists Reduce Carbon Footprints in Research

Researchers from various fields are taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint and address the sources of their emissions. Solutions include using archived data instead of collecting new information, implementing telemedicine strategies, and reducing emissions from clinical trials. Institutional support is necessary to achieve the net-zero emissions goal for 2050 set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Institutions should start studying how they can reduce their carbon footprint instead of just measuring it, and ask scientists for emissions-reduction strategies as a condition of grants or jobs.