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Microplastics and Nanoplastics: What’s the Difference? (03/14/2024)
Microplastics and nanoplastics are the two kinds of major environmental pollutants, which exist everywhere, including our bodies, and they are produced when plastic fragments into small pieces. Microplastics are small plastic pieces, about the size...
Why are microplastics harming our environment?
“Microplastics will inhabit the known universe eventually. Including us.” – Anthony T. Hincks One of the major pollutants that are frequently discovered in our oceans and the Great Lakes is the microplastics, which are the plastic particles...
Happy New Year from Team Project Jatropha!
Happy New Year from Team Project Jatropha! As we enter 2024, we, as responsible citizens, have several critical environmental issues to tackle. Burning fossil fuels is one of the major contributors of global warming, causing climate change at a...
Carbon Emissions and Climate Change
“The growing evidence of climate change is forcing attention on carbon emissions and their reduction.” – Gordon Brown Burning fossil fuels causes carbon dioxide to be emitted, which traps the heat in the atmosphere, and as a result, this...
Cleaning Up the Coast: Project Jatropha’s Community Effort
The California Coastal Cleanup Day is an annual event that occurs on the third Saturday of September. It was first celebrated in 1985 to motivate people to volunteer to remove trash from the oceans, so that they can help protect the aquatic...
Project Jatropha Visits Sankara Eye Foundation: A Day of Giving Back
“Children with curable blindness suffer the most. Unlike adults they face many obstacles and find it hard to cope with life.” – Sankara Eye Foundation On 09/21/23 as a part of the Humanitarian mission at Project Jatropha, I had the privilege...
World Manta Day: 09/17/2023
Happy Belated World Manta Day from Project Jatropha! World Manta Day is observed every September 17th. The first World Manta Day was celebrated on September 17, 2020, to symbolize Hawaiian culture and to raise awareness of the significant threats...
International Orangutan Day 2023: 08/19/2023
“Chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans have been living for hundreds of thousands of years in their forest, living fantastic lives, never overpopulating, never destroying the forest. I would say that they have been in a way more successful than...
World Tiger Day: 07/29/2023
“Let us take inspiration from the strong and fearless tigers and let us make a promise to save them on International Tiger Day.” – Anonymous Happy World Tiger Day from Team Project Jatropha! July 29, 2023, marks the 13th Anniversary of World...
International Lynx Day: 06/11/2023
Happy International Lynx Day from Project Jatropha! International Lynx Day, first introduced in 2017, is a collaborative initiative of the transboundary 3Lynx Project, which aims at monitoring the lynx population, strategically conserving the lynx...