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5 Reasons Why Photosynthesis Is Important

Plants are the primary source of food. The whole mankind in some way or the other depends upon plants for their nutritional requirements. But how are plants able to produce their own food? Why are humans not able to do the same? It is because of the process called photosynthesis. The photosynthesis process is unique to plants wherein light energy obtained from sunlight is utilized and converted into chemical energy. Utilizing this energy from light, sugars(carbohydrates) are produced from water and carbon dioxide. As a waste product, oxygen is released which is the most vital gas for biological life to survive on Earth.

The photosynthetic process is governed by the presence of chlorophyll in living entities. The presence of this pigment imparts the color green and assists in the absorption of sunlight which helps it to combine with carbon dioxide to bring about the conversion of these compounds into ATP. …

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Benefits of Using High-End Security Cameras Systems

May 10, 2019August 5, 2020 - by Charlie Meneses

Back in the day, the video security systems used analog technology, which was the revolution in the world of monitoring and security for both businesses and household owners.

However, today, we live in the times when analog has become passé which means that most people are using digital technology that made analog perspective completely obsolete.

Therefore, if you wish to install a new surveillance system that will protect your business, it is crucial to do it as soon as possible, especially if you’re still using analog technology for video surveillance.

It is vital to install video security camera system because that is the best way to protect your belongings.

It doesn’t matter if you wish to do it for commercial or residential purposes, because you will be able to implement an infrastructure that will help you avoid burglaries and theft attempts.

Decades ago, analog surveillance was the part of the …

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Funeral Webcasting Allows Closure

February 23, 2019July 23, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

There are times in everyone’s life when it’s impossible to get away, even to attend the funeral of a person who was very important to you. Work obligations, family needs, or financial pressures might prevent you from traveling to a funeral at a distant location. Increasingly, funeral directors are offering webcasts of funeral services to make the proceedings accessible to anyone who can’t be there in person.

Using one or more cameras mounted strategically in the funeral chapel, a funeral director controls the webcast using computer software, usually on a laptop reserved especially for the purpose. The funeral service is streamed online in real time, letting anyone watch and hear the entire event.

After the service, the video is kept online for up to a year, or even longer. The funeral director, in consultation with the family, decides how long the video will be available.

Although funeral webcasts …

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Shale Fracking Technology Is Real Energy Innovation – But Some Don’t See It That Way

February 12, 2019July 23, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

The other day, I was speaking with a thought leader from South Africa working with the schools and promoting the future of innovation with the goal of fostering business entrepreneurship to allow South Africa to meet the demands needed for the 21st Century. One thing that I find interesting here in the United States is that when we talk about energy innovation everyone assumes that we are talking about solar technologies or better wind turbines. They never seem to consider the traditional energy industry and all the technological advances being made there, such as fracking.

There was an interesting article in the ‘corporate news’ section of the Wall Street Journal on December 17, 2012 titled; “Chevron Enters Shale Hunt in South Africa – Company’s Decision Comes as Temporary Ban on Exploration Is Lifted in a Country Estimated to Hold Large Reserves,” by Devon Maylie and Alexis Flynn which …

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Interesting Facts About E-waste

January 16, 2019January 16, 2019 - by Charlie Meneses

Landfills around the world are quickly becoming filled with e-waste. The real problem with this is the fact that is not very recyclable. Here are some interesting facts about this dilemma, along with information about how it can be saved.

1. Only a decade ago, there was an annual dump of nearly 3 million tons of such electronics such as televisions, computers, and printers being dumped into landfills. They can easily be recycled with just a small bit of foresight.

2. E-waste accounts for a mere 2% of the total trash that Americans but as far as toxic waste goes it accounts for an astounding 70% of the total of America.

3. Throughout the entire world, there is an annual amount of 50 million metric tons of e-waste generated. This is an astounding amount that can easily be rectified.

4. There are precious metals which are found in electronics …