An eco-friendly toilet is to be build by China at a camp, which is 7,028 meters up the north slope of Mount Everest, during this climbing season.
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Fresh olives are very bitter due to the presence of phenolic compounds such as oleuropein and ligstroside. Commercial processors use lots of water and, sometimes, harsh chemicals to destroy these bitter phenolic compounds in olives. So, check out, here is an eco-friendly way to remove bitterness out of olives.
Fresh olives are very bitter due to the presence of phenolic compounds such as oleuropein and ligstroside. Commercial processors use lots of water and, sometimes, harsh chemicals to destroy these bitter phenolic compounds in olives. So, check out, here is an eco-friendly way to remove bitterness out of olives.
‘An eco-friendly toilet is to be build by China at a camp, which is 7,028 meters up the north slope of Mount Everest, during this climbing season.’
He said the toilet would be built by a Chinese commercial expedition company. Similar facilities will be installed at camps at 5,200 meters, 5,800 meters and 6,500 meters. All toilets will be removed at the end of the climbing season. "Our research shows when climbing above 7,500 meters, climbers produce little waste and urine, because they tend to eat less and consume energy faster at this extreme altitude," Tinley said.
He also pointed out that there was no need for a toilet above 7,500 meters, for the time being.
Palm Oil Consumers: Are You Making An Eco-Friendly Choice?
Environmental friendly choices regarding the use of palm oil can be made by the consumers if the goods companies are transparent about their own method of production.
Environmental friendly choices regarding the use of palm oil can be made by the consumers if the goods companies are transparent about their own method of production.
The report said China follows the "Leave No Trace" principle and will remove all rubbish and human waste from the mountain when the season ends.
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Go Green This Diwali: Eco-friendly Ways to Celebrate the Festival of Lights
Let’s go green this Diwali. Diwali (Deepavali), the Indian festival of lights is here. Make sure to celebrate an environmentally safe Diwali to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Source-IANS
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