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Linus Wealth

Greetings, I'm Linus Wealth, the mind behind sustainable-environment.org.uk, an online encyclopedia dedicated to unraveling the intricate tapestry of the atmospheric environment. Passionate about fostering a sustainable future, my goal is to provide a comprehensive resource for individuals eager to understand and contribute to environmental sustainability. Through educational materials, insightful articles, and a commitment to spreading awareness, the site aims to empower readers with the knowledge needed to make informed choices that positively impact our planet. Join me on this journey to explore, learn, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about environmental sustainability. Together, we can pave the way for a greener and more harmonious world. Instagram / Email:[email protected]

Humans

The Earth was formed about 4 billion years ago, with the first modern humans (Homo sapiens) only evolving between 200,000 and 100,000 years ago. If… Read More »Humans

Oceans

Covering about 70% of the earths surface, the oceans are a highly productive system which continuously recycles chemicals, nutrients and water through the “hydrological cycle”,… Read More »Oceans

Water Resources

Sustainable development requires suitable supplies of clean water for drinking and cleaning. The main world-wide use of water (70-80%) is for irrigation schemes which provide… Read More »Water Resources

Population

Agenda 21 identifies population growth as one of the crucial elements affecting long-term sustainability. Population growth, at both national and sub national levels, represents a… Read More »Population

Diet

You are what you eat. There is much truth in this proverb. Increasingly in today’s society poor diet is leading to elevated levels of obesity… Read More »Diet

Livestock

Livestock production usually forms an integrated part of complex farming systems. Therefore, sustainable development should take account of the role of livestock in the farming… Read More »Livestock

Fisheries

Fish are the main source of animal protein for about a quarter of the worlds population. The farming of the sea (sometimes known as ‘aquaculture’)… Read More »Fisheries