Eco Stories

" දන්නවද අයියේ මිනිස්සු බය මැරෙන්න නෙමේ එ ලෙහා ගන්න බැරි තදම තද බැදීම් හිතන්නෙවත් නැති වෙලේක දාලා යන්න වෙනවට " ~ තුර්යා ෂෙනාලි ඩී සිල්වා ~ සුව වෙන්න දගලන තවත් එක්‌ හදවතක්‌ #bl #ceo #heartbreak #sinhala #romance ~ sheli ~Liyana ~

A group of Spanish developers working under the company name Ecofasa, headed by chief executive officer and inventor Francisco Angulo, has developed a biochemical process to turn urban solid waste into a fatty acid biodiesel feedstock. "It took more than 10 years working on the idea of producing biodiesel from domestic waste using a biological method," Angulo told Biodiesel Magazine. "My first patent dates back to 2005. It was first published in 2007 in Soto de la Vega, Spain, thanks to the council and its representative Antonio Nevado." Using microbes to convert organic material into energy isn't a new concept to the renewable energy industries, and the same can be said for the anaerobic digestion of organic waste by microbes, which turns waste into biogas consisting mostly of methane. However, using bacteria to convert urban waste to fatty acids, which can then be used as a feedstock for biodiesel production, is a new twist. The Spanish company calls this process and the resulting fuel Ecofa. http://amzn.com/1446736466

Amilia's life has turned a living hell when the Baron's commander Erol kidnapped her. She was five years old when she was taken away. She lived her life being tortured and experiment for ten years. She managed to escape from the palace but with the powers of five eco tipes and reunited with her brother. Now she's with the Underground fighting against the Baron. When she heard that there are new recruits she finds out that one of them suffered the same experiment that she had. Will love bloom? Find out in The Sage Of All Eco. * i don't own the characters names and jak and daxter games. They belong to naughty dog. I only own my character*

This essay explores whether society has encouraged the textile industry to use alternatives to animal products, or whether it is the fashion industry who holds the influence over the general public via social media, magazines and celebrities. It presents my findings on what social and political changes had to take place in order to get to where we are today, and what needs to happen for us to develop further. I consider issues such as animal rights and pollution while scrutinising the processes used within the textile industry. I also explore how the sudden growth of the vegan movement is forcing the textile industry to develop and come up with new and innovative ideas in order to meet demand. I make suggestions about what could be done in order to improve our ethical and environmental standards within industry and the general public going forward.