Summary of Taj Mahal

 The Taj Mahal is a famous building where people bury the dead and its famous part the large white dome in the centre. The building are surrounded by gardens and the inside rooms are decorated with beautiful archways and precious stone in the walls. It took 19 years to be constructed of white Marbles transported by 1,000 elephants.

Taj Mahal was built as a burial place for his wife. The Taj Mahal was damaged by British solder and enviromental damage and government attempts to conserve this building.

The building of Taj Mahal is considered as famous land  marks as one of India's most famous land Mark Is consists this building is considerd on of the New Seven Wonders of the World visiting by millions of people every Year and also UNESCO World Heritage site will be Protected.

 This is a summary of a report about Millennials in the workplace. Millennials (Those born between the early 1980s and  1990s) in the workplace make up a huge part of our workforce but they seem to lack loyalty to the companies. Millennials as employee retention rates fall.   

According to the two global surveys conducted by the company, information on this was collected from more than 40,000 millennials and non-millennials, information on workplace culture, communication, and their perception of the threats.

 Then the findings are different they thought that these people millennials young people were not loyal but the survey showed they need more encouragement, is not mean they are not loyal. So practically young people play with their mobile phone at work but they do the work and they spend fewer hours at work but they still efficient. 

The millennials want their work hours to be flexible because they believe that work efficiently is more important than long working hours.

The millennials want to improve their skills, include technological skills, teamwork, and interpersonal skills. 

 

NOTE TAKING:

• Earth is home to many, many different species of plants and animals.
• The natural world and to look for ways to protect and conserve it.
• We are cutting down too many trees, clearing too much ground, and building so many roads.

SUMMARY: Their aim is to raise awareness of the beauty and the importance of our natural world and to look for ways to protect and conserve it. They decided to call it World Wildlife Day and chose 3 March as the date to celebrate it.

We depend on all the elements of the biosphere for all our basic needs: the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the energy and materials we use to make the things we need to live our lives.

Sadly, many human activities such as mining, farming, and construction are constantly putting wildlife in danger.

We need to live more sustainable lives and to learn to respect nature and defend its diversity.

PERSONAL REFLECTION: The main problem facing wildlife in my region is that of human activities. My aids come in form of joining the moves for raising awareness on conservation and protection of wildlife. We need to live more sustainable lives and to learn to respect nature and defend its diversity. We need to push our governments to conserve and protect the natural habitats of all the species that are in danger of becoming extinct. We all need to work together to protect our planet – and ourselves.

https://www.un.org/en/observances/world-wildlife-day

https://theconversation.com/hundreds-of-fish-species-including-many-that-humans-eat-are-consuming-plastic-154634 

•  Our climate is breaking down.
•  Nature is a tool we can use to repair our broken climate.
• We spend one thousand times more on global fossil fuel subsidies than on natural-based solutions. 
• Nature is a tool we can use to repair our broken climate.
• We're destroying it faster than ever.
• Nature can regenerate and we can help ecosystems bounce back.
• We need to stop funding things that destroy nature.
• We need to protect, restore and fund.

Summary:

 

Climate, activities Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot tell us how we should use nature to tackle the climate crisis. 

Our climate is breaking down.

Children are giving up their education to protest. Nature is a tool we can use to repair our broken climate.

Natural climate solutions could make a massive difference.

200 species are going extinct every single day.

Most of our wild animals have gone.

 

In my opinion, we should protect our nature, we should vote for people who defend nature.

we need to stop funding things that destroy nature and pay for things that help. 

Hundreds of fish species, including many that humans eat, are consuming plastic

 TAKING NOTES:

• Trillions of barely visible pieces of plastic floating in the world’s oceans
• Researchers concerned about microplastics minuscule
• Findings of fish consuming plastic are on the rise
• Detection methods for microplastics are improving
• Ocean plastic pollution continues to increase.

• Solving the plastics puzzle

• A global problem

• Risk factors

• Effects of a plastic diet

   

Summary: Researchers are concerned about microplastics.

 386 marine fish species are known to have ingested plastic debris

Findings of fish consuming plastic are on the rise.

Detection methods for microplastics are improving and because ocean plastic pollution continues to increase. The problem came from the stomach of a seabird in 1969

Many fish were eating plastic, this problem in 555 fish species worldwide.

Studies that we're able to detect this previously invisible threat revealed that plastic ingestion was higher than we had originally anticipated.

Personal Reflection: People are the most cautious about plastic pollution. Scientific techniques for detecting microplastics have improved substantially in the past five years. Many of the earlier studies may not have found microplastics because researchers couldn’t see them.

fish are actually consuming more plastic over time as ocean plastic pollution increases globally.

 https://theconversation.com/hundreds-of-fish-species-including-many-that-humans-eat-are-consuming-plastic-154634