The earth

        Approximately 4.543 billion years; this is the age of our beautiful, planet Earth. Initially having no forms of life, the Earth was just a hot, fiery planet. Life did not start to initiate until the first autotrophic bacteria appeared around 2 to 3 billion years ago. From these autotrophic bacteria more complex life started to evolve and continues to evolve present-day. With various life forms, Earth has experienced many cycles, extinctions, and also mass evolution. Currently, we as humans, specifically Homo sapiens, are the most evolved life form on Earth. We have set records of technology and innovation that are unprecendented. With this we have somewhat forgotten that taking care of our planet is crucial for the betterment of humans in the future. Although we may believe our efforts in conserving the environment as trivial, even the smallest actions that we take can make an immense impact.

       Through Our Beautiful Earth you can learn from environmental-related global concerns to what you can do to conserve and protect the earth for years to come. Please support this website so we can always continue to share and spread environmental knowledge to all. Watch Our Beautiful Earth's Introduction video HERE

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Since November 3rd 2020, Our Beautiful Earth has hosted various webinars on Zoom on various environmental topics. These webinars have discussion sessions that allow attendees to share their outlooks on various environmental topics.  We do not record the discussion session in order to respect and acknowledge all webinar attendees privacy. Remember, the links to these webinars are only available here on Our Beautiful Earth.

Next  Information: Topic: Ocean Acidification. Time: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM. Date: TBD. Zoom link: us04web.zoom.us/j/74074975928?pwd=NnRhM2RzVmFJbTA3OWtNSU9kZytFZz09 .  Remember, you can request a Zoom Webinar topic on the "COVID-19 on the Environment" tab. YouTube Channel Link can be found on the  "Why Help the Environment" tab.

Agenda of How All LIVE Zoom Webinar Discussions are Done:
*Participation is optional, we do not force but we do highly encourage participation. Length of the discussion in the Zoom webinar is not set, it depends on the number of attendees and the depth of the topic.
1. Everybody introduces themselves and describes their feelings for environmental conservation in general.
2. We ask attendees what they already know about the specific discussion topic.
3. We delve in discussion (we talk about ethical problems relating to the issue, how attendees feel about the topic, what are the roadblocks on solving the issue, what attendees have done to fix the issue and what they plan to do, and any other topics attendees may wish to discuss).

The information sessions on the decided topic may be uploaded before or after the discussion sessions. Sometimes information sessions may not be part of the Zoom Webinar and will be uploaded by Sheel Patel on YouTube to watch before attending the live zoom webinar discussions. Still, all of the information sessions, whether part of the Zoom Webinar or not, are recorded on YouTube to watch.

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Our Beautiful Earth's Environmental Word of the Decade

ge·o·ther·mal
/ˌjēōˈTHərməl/
adjective: geothermal 

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​relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth.
"some 70% of Iceland's energy needs are met from geothermal sources"
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More environmental vocabulary words can be found under the Environmental Learning Resources Tab

Mike roselle

Mike Roselle is Our Beautiful Earth's environmental activist of the decade. He has co-founded an environmental organization called Earth First! as well as Rainforest Action Network, the Ruckus Society, and Climate Ground Zero. He is one of the few people out there willing to put the environment first before his other needs. He continues to inspire us here at Our Beautiful Earth everyday to strive for a better and cleaner environment.
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