Today, we will discuss a worrying issue affecting the world's bird population: death due to collisions in windows, whether in houses or buildings.

Birds are essential to our ecosystems and biodiversity. In this episode, Heidi Trudell from Just Save Birds explains why birds hit windows and glass, how we can work in prevention and education, and, most importantly, how to reduce bird collisions with windows.

Disclaimer: No birds were involved in the recording of this audio.

Los metales de tierras raras son un grupo de 17 elementos que tienen propiedades únicas, como la luminiscencia y el magnetismo, que los hacen esenciales en la actualidad y estos son lantano (La), cerio (Ce), praseodimio (Pr), neodimio (Nd), prometio (Pm), samario (Sm), europio (Eu), gadolinio (Gd), terbio (Tb), disprosio (Dy), holmio (Ho), erbio (Er), tulio (Tm), iterbio (Yb), lutecio (Lu), escandio (Sc) e itrio (Y). 

El término "raros" no significa que estos metales sean escasos en la naturaleza, sino que son difíciles de encontrar y extraer. A menudo se encuentran dispersos en bajas concentraciones en la corteza terrestre y requieren procesos complejos y costosos para separarlos de otros minerales. También están distribuidos de manera desigual en todo el mundo, y China domina la producción y el suministro de la mayoría de ellos.

One of the topics that I have always wanted to have on this podcast is talk about composting.

I find it very interesting and necessary; however, believe it or not, not many people know about it; they don't know what it is, they don't know how to do it at home, what benefits it brings to the planet, and much more. 

That is why today we have as a guest Jhon Pitroff, an entrepreneur with a composting company in North Adams, Massachusetts. Today, we will talk in simple words about composting. 

Visit https://secondchancecomposting.com/