I am excited to announce the first of my many publications which is focused on the suitability of agricultural wastes as sustainable alternative to softwoods for feedstock in pulp and paper industries.
Those claiming that certain groups are exploiting the United States’ interests in Nigeria to stage more attacks seem to forget one key point: these attacks would never have succeeded if our security infrastructure were truly functional.
@AjeboDanny There’s a reason the only place you can market an iPhone XR as “17” is in Africa. The Chinese manufacturers wouldn’t attempt that in Asia.
The sad truth is that the continent is too poor to be this materialistic; it’s like a contest for the tallest man in a city of dwarfs.
@TheDamiForeign There’s a reason the only place you can market an iPhone XR as “17” is in Africa. The Chinese manufacturers wouldn’t attempt that in Asia.
The sad truth is that the continent is too poor to be this materialistic; it’s like a contest for the tallest man in a city of dwarfs.
@abazwhyllzz There’s a reason the only place you can market an iPhone XR as “17” is in Africa. The Chinese manufacturers wouldn’t attempt that in Asia.
The sad truth is that the continent is too poor to be this materialistic; it’s like a contest for the tallest man in a city of dwarfs.
@AjeboDanny There’s a reason the only place you can market an iPhone XR as “17” is in Africa. The Chinese manufacturers wouldn’t attempt that in Asia.
The sad truth is that the continent is too poor to be this materialistic; it’s like a contest for the tallest man in a city of dwarfs.
There’s a reason the only place you can market an iPhone XR as “17” is in Africa. The Chinese manufacturers wouldn’t attempt that in Asia.
The sad truth is that the continent is too poor to be this materialistic; it’s like a contest for the tallest man in a city of dwarfs.
Thinking out loud!
What if, as humans, we're overestimating our dominance over other species?
What if plants, being the most abundant and resilient life forms, are actually cultivating us—producing oxygen and food just to eventually consume us at the end of our lifecycle? 🤔
In 2012, the Departments of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at the University of Minnesota, in partnership with DOW Chemical Company, initiated what has become generally referred to as the “LST movement.”
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I am excited to announce the first of my many publications which is focused on the suitability of agricultural wastes as sustainable alternative to softwoods for feedstock in pulp and paper industries.
I look forward to exploring cutting-edge fields in the niche of paper production while sustaining the environment for the coming generations.
Permit me to save my small wins here in anticipation for the bigger one in order for me to track my progress 🤗.