When you think of pollution, you may be imagining large-scale causes such as factories, power plants, and all kinds of pollutants. However, even small-scale pollution can be harmful, especially when it comes from your own home.
There is no doubt that individuals should be concerned about these things, but it is more important that governments make sure their citizens have access to clean-burning fuel supplies and well-ventilated housing. Unfortunately, this is not a reality for billions of people across the globe even today, and real action is needed!
What you’ll learn about household…

Mobile technology is our ally in the fight to reduce pollution and create a greener Earth. Do you know how it does that? By reading this infographic you’ll find out. Read the infographic, solve the quiz, and earn points to get a SEED!
How does the Mobile Carbon Impact affect you
Mobile technology isn’t just mobile phones, contrary to what the name may indicate. It also includes machine-to-machine technologies, self-driving cars, and all kinds of devices, among others.
Why we like this infographic about sustainability
Mobile technology is a big part of our daily life — and tha…

Not everyone has access to a garden – (and those who don’t should try to get into nature as much as possible!) – but if you are lucky enough to, there are so many benefits you can gain from spending time there.In fact, the UK’s Royal Horticultural Society has done scientific research that shows that the simple act of thinking about nature and spending time in it can reduce stress and mentally recharge us!
What you’ll learn about the benefits of gardening:
The infographic is divided into sections that show the mental, physical, and even potential financial benefits of garde…

Wolves are famous for their hauntingly beautiful howl, yet they are also incredibly intelligent and important animals for ecosystems across the world!Wise up and learn about how wolves changed the rivers in Yellowstone, take the quiz, and earn points towards a SEED!
What you’ll learn and why it matters:
As an important predator in the food chain, wolves keep other populations stable and under control. Can they really change rivers? Do they really have that big of an impact? Can they, like Sustainable Human says, actually “give life”, rather than just eating their prey?
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