As humans, we are all consumers. The water we drink, the food we eat, the clothes we wear, that is all consuming. The problem is when it gets out of hand, out of control, which has been happening more and more over the years due to social media trends and birth advertising.That loss of control is called consumerism. Hello, my name is Cecilia and tonight I'm going to explain to you how consumerism has become a driving force on our lives. the negative impact it can have on our mental, emotional, and financial ...

I have completed the 62 year of my age and from the very beginning I learned that India is a developing country. We are a developing country. But now Narendra Modi have set a target that India would be a dwell country in 2047.The main object is goal is vikid bharat. Those are sales. Everyone says that it is the duty of the government to get the progress in the society or to get the goal of Vikid Bharat.But I think that it is also the duty of the member of the society to achieve some goal to get the goal. Ac ...

Core Insights - EOG 2.0 was launched at the ISPO event in Munich, marking a significant increase in member participation, with over 80 representatives attending, the highest in several years [1] - The program aims to enhance value for members and the outdoor sector by promoting collaboration and initiatives that protect people and the planet, with a strategic focus extending to 2027 [2] Organizational Structure and Goals - EOG will enhance its advocacy efforts in business, conservation, and activation, collaborating with organizations like FESI, EOCA, and IGOT to achieve its objectives [3] - Proposed changes to EOG's structure will focus on three core areas: Environment, Social Impact, and Governance (ESG), addressing climate action, human rights, and regulatory compliance [3] Engagement and Activities - Plans include various communication strategies, events such as European Outdoor Week and Outdoor Impact Summit, and educational initiatives through the European Outdoor Academy [4] - The association will leverage data projects like the Outdoor Market Intelligence Service (OMIS) and Sustainability Data Exchange (SDEX) to provide market insights and consumer trends [5] Membership and Industry Position - EOG is positioned as the voice of the European outdoor sector, with recent success in member recruitment indicating a strong industry need for collaboration and support [6]

AI Impact on Education - AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are causing a dramatic increase in students' writing skills, but concerns arise about whether students are truly learning and developing critical thinking abilities [4][5] - The traditional methods of problem-solving and resilience-building, exemplified by the IIT-JEE exam preparation and the "Concepts of Physics" book, are threatened by the easy availability of AI-generated solutions [7][8][9][10] - Educational institutions and AI companies need to collaborate to redefine evaluation methods and ensure future generations remain smarter than AI [11] AI Impact on Democracy - AI's ability to generate realistic fake videos poses a significant threat to democracy by potentially dividing, misleading, and brainwashing voters [12] - Policy makers, judiciary, election commissions, and AI companies must collaborate to develop software to detect fake videos and address the impact of social media in spreading misinformation [13][14] AI Impact on Environment - AI models rely on large datasets and data centers, leading to significant energy consumption, currently at 4-5% of the world's electricity and projected to reach 10% by 2030 [15][17] - The current electronic processors consume approximately 1 picojoule (pJ) of energy per bit of data processed, highlighting the need to transition to photonic processors, which consume only 1 femtojoule (fJ) per bit [17] - Research at IIT Delhi focuses on developing next-generation hollow-core optical fibers and photonic processors to reduce energy consumption and improve data transmission efficiency [18] General Observations - AI will impact all spheres of life, changing how people eat, think, read, and work [3][19] - It is everyone's responsibility to ensure AI is used responsibly and ethically [19]

Biodiversity and Conservation - Globally, over 20,000 butterfly species have been identified, highlighting the extensive biodiversity [1] - In India, more than 1,500 butterfly species are found, showcasing the country's rich natural heritage [1] - Even in the tough conditions of Rajasthan, 80 butterfly species have been recorded, demonstrating the adaptability of these insects [1] - The conservation of butterflies is crucial as they are an important part of the ecosystem, supporting its overall health [1] - Protecting butterflies also aids in the conservation of birds, as butterfly caterpillars are a vital source of high protein for young birds [1] Habitat and Environment - Wild plants and shrubs are essential habitats for butterflies and other insects, often overlooked in favor of trees [2] - The natural growth of wild plants is crucial for maintaining a healthy ecosystem, supporting various insects and animals [2] - The industry should prioritize preserving naturally grown plants and avoid unnecessary removal during development projects [4] - Integrating nature and culture, such as creating gardens based on Vedic traditions, can help connect people with the environment [4] Initiatives and Projects - A butterfly park was established in Patna in 2016, marking a significant step towards insect conservation [1] - The Flying Colors of Patna Zoo book documented 102 butterfly species within the zoo, supported by the Forest Department and the Chief Minister of Bihar [1] - An eco-system was developed in Muzzafarpur, Bihar, preserving existing wild plants and creating natural spaces for children to learn [2][3]

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By the time I was seven, I had lived in four different states. California, Arizona, Kentucky, and Maryland. My first experience of changing environments was moving to Arizona, going to a school in a small town, which was a big shift coming from a city like San Francisco.Every move put me into a new culture at a new school, making new friends, and living a new lifestyle. But here's what I realized. Environments don't just change us in small ways.They shape who we are. And you don't have to move across the co ...

I'm Sharta and I'm going to take you on a little journey from the US to India, from chocolates to compost. A few months ago, I had visited my cousins Gishman Tas who live in New Jersey and Julian Ojas who live in the Bay Area. I had so much fun.I went on nature walks, ate ice cream, played tennis. I went to a huge library and went to many such beautiful places. But I missed India a lot.You know why. Because India is full of color, full of people and full of happeningness. Here every day something special is ...

RT Kirk Lubimov (@KirkLubimov)Just look at this filth.Residents near by warned for years that Cowichan Tribes have been turning the environment into a disaster and that all this toxic pollution has making it to the Cowichan River."Stewards of the land", the most delusional title ever. https://t.co/mkilVyESl6 ...

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