Ruth Edet, Author at Envynature

Top 20 Easy Vegetables to Grow at Home (A Beginner-Friendly Guide)

Food Processing & Storage, Natural Remedies & Medicine, Plant/Animal Information, Regenerative and Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices, Sustainable & Organic Products / Ruth Edet

Have you ever dreamed of picking fresh, homegrown vegetables straight from your garden? Imagine stepping outside, grabbing a handful of crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, or earthy potatoes—all without a trip to the grocery store. Well, growing your own vegetables is easier than you think. Home gardening isn’t just about saving money on groceries—it’s about sustainability, […]

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Top 10 Things You Do That Hurts the Environment

Conservation, Environmental Impact Assessment, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices / Ruth Edet

Most people don’t think twice about their daily habits. But what if I told you that the small things you do every day—things you don’t even notice—are slowly destroying the planet? Human activities that affect the environment are often so common that they seem harmless. But in reality, they have a huge impact. From the

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The Complete Guide to Disposing Old Appliances Safely and Responsibly

Awareness/Tutorials, Conservation, Environment Issues Explained, Environmental Impact Assessment, Sustainable & Clean Energy, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices / Ruth Edet

Got an old fridge taking up space in your garage? Or maybe a broken TV, a dead laptop, or a printer you haven’t used in years? Figuring out how to dispose of old electronics and appliances can be confusing. You can’t just toss them in the trash—many contain harmful materials that can pollute the environment.

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10 Ways Overpopulation Causes Pollution (And What We Can Do About It)

Awareness/Tutorials, Environment Issues Explained, Environmental Impact Assessment, Sustainable & Clean Energy, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices / Ruth Edet

Let’s be real—when we talk about pollution, we often blame industries, cars, or plastic waste. But what if I told you that overpopulation is one of the biggest hidden drivers of pollution? More people mean more cars, more factories, more waste, and more strain on our planet’s resources. We’re currently at 8 billion people and

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10 Easiest Low-Maintenance Vegetables to Grow at Home and in Your Garden

Awareness/Tutorials, Conservation, Natural Remedies & Medicine, Regenerative and Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices, Sustainable & Organic Products / Ruth Edet

Growing your own vegetables is one of the most rewarding and cost-effective ways to enjoy fresh, organic food. Whether you have a large backyard or just a few pots on your balcony, some vegetables are incredibly easy to grow—even if you’ve never planted anything before. In this guide, we’ll break down the 10 easiest vegetables

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World Bonobo Day – Why It Matters and How You Can Help

Awareness/Tutorials, Conservation, Innovations & Change makers, Nature News, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices / Ruth Edet

Bonobos are one of the most fascinating primates on the planet. They are intelligent, peaceful, and share about 98.7% of their DNA with humans. Yet, they are also one of the least understood and most endangered great apes. That’s why World Bonobo Day exists—to bring awareness to these incredible animals and their struggles. If you’re

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How to Efficiently Clean Water Bodies: A Complete Guide

Awareness/Tutorials, Conservation, Innovations & Change makers, Sustainable & Clean Energy, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices / Ruth Edet

Water pollution is a serious problem affecting oceans, rivers, lakes, and other water bodies. Every year, millions of tons of plastic and other waste enter our waters, harming marine life and damaging ecosystems. Cleaning water bodies is not just about removing visible waste—it’s about preventing further pollution and restoring the health of our environment. This

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Pollution Explained: Types, Causes, and How to Reduce It

Conservation, Environment Issues Explained, Environmental Impact Assessment / Ruth Edet

Let’s face it: pollution is one of the most pressing challenges of our time. It’s not just about smog-filled skies or garbage-strewn rivers; it’s about the air we breathe, the water we drink, the soil we depend on for food, and even the silence we cherish. Pollution, in its many forms, has infiltrated every corner

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Noise Pollution: Causes, Effects, and How to Control It

Environment Issues Explained, Environmental Impact Assessment / Ruth Edet

Have you ever been in a place so noisy that you felt your ears ringing? Maybe it was loud traffic, construction work, or even blaring music from a neighbor’s party. That overwhelming, unwanted sound is what we call noise pollution. Noise pollution, also known as sound pollution or acoustic pollution, refers to excessive or disruptive

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Why You Should Raise Snails: The Ultimate Guide to Snail Farming

Animal Keeping, Conservation, Plant/Animal Information, Regenerative and Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable & Healthy Living Practices, Sustainable & Organic Products / Ruth Edet

Have you ever thought about raising snails? Maybe you’ve heard about snail farming but never looked into it. Or maybe you’re curious about how people make money from snails. Snail farming is one of the easiest and most profitable types of farming. It doesn’t need much space, and snails are easy to care for. Plus,

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