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A boy is sitting on a yet to cultivate land holding a globe , giving a message to everyone that everyone should save the land , should cultivate more and more for sustainable growth of the world and the boy is giving the strong message that everyone has to hold our world in own hand to take care of it.
Photo by Dipanjan Chakraborty
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Save the Buckeye held a great tailgate event on October 25, making
appearances at ESPN College Game Day, getting signatures from star Buckeye
players, and sending more than two dozen canvassers out among tailgating
Buckeye fans to spread the word about the Buckeye's plight. We even talked
to Brutus himself! All had a great time. Stay tuned for more Save the
Buckeye events!
Jovan Kamcev, an assistant professor of chemical engineering and macromolecular science and engineering writes a chemical equation on the glass door in his lab at the North Campus Research Complex in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
His lab recently developed carbon cloth electrodes that removes a toxic salt called boron from seawater, which passes through conventional desalination filters. Because the filter directly removes boron, desalination plants don’t have to treat water with chemicals to remove the boron, which could save a large plant millions of dollars in a year.
January 13, 2024.
Photo by Marcin Szczepanski/Lead Multimedia Storyteller, Michigan Engineering
Taking these pictures was quite hard, as I always had to throw little stones into the water to keep my dog playing, while taking photos with the other hand. ;-)
Birmingham History Theatre Company specialises in productions that raise awareness of the city’s rich and diverse heritage. You can find out more about our work at birminghamhistorytheatre.com.