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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Mystery of how Earth barely escaped an atomic bomb-scale mega meteor
Originally posted on Tallbloke's Talkshop:
Credit: Wikipedia Time for another Tunguska meteor theory. – – – When a meteor zooms toward Earth at 45,000 mph with the strength 10-15 megatons of TNT—185 times more energy than the Hiroshima atomic…
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Tourism Planning: Overview and Importance
Tourism planning should be an integral part of any tourist place development plan in order to achieve the best results . Tourism planning is key to maintaining sustainable tourism. What is tourism planning? Tourism development refers to the growth and … Continue reading
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Aerial view of Yulin, National Forest City — DESERTIFICATION
via Aerial view of Yulin, National Forest City — DESERTIFICATION
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Infrastructure: Key Drivers for Action
A truly holistic approach to infrastructure requires stepping away from a silo/sector-based approach and understanding that infrastructure is made up of not just physical things or assets, but consists of three major parts: assets, knowledge, and institutions. Embracing this concept … Continue reading
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