A Paradise Drowning in Trash
This past semester I got to be part of the ETH transdisciplinary case study, investigating solid waste management on the island of Seychelles. This small island developing state is facing an immense challenge with its trash: almost exclusively relying on landfilling the island is literally filling up. Filling up - in trash. Further, current landfills are absolutely ill-equipped for the amount and types of material deposited; there is currently no capacity for leachate treatment. With various kinds of hazardous materials such as chemical residues, pharmaceutical products, asbestos etc. entering the landfill, the lack of proper lining at Providence I (one of the two main landfills) represents an incredible risk for groundwater contamination. More info @http://www.tdlab.usys.ethz.ch/teaching/tdcs/former/cs2018.html
HEY LAURA IT`S ME Scopelosaurus hamiltoni original illustration in “Fishes of the Southern Ocean”
“Denk nicht daran, wieviel zu tun ist, welche Schwierigkeiten zu bewältigen sind oder welches Ziel erreicht werden soll, sondern widme dich gewissenhaft der kleinen Aufgabe die gerade ansteht, und lass das für heute genügen.” (Sir William Osler
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(watercolour on paper)
Oneirodes notius Original illustration in “Fishes of the Southern Ocean”
when it seems like everything is grey and dull - remember to let the colours in. The world is beautiful and so are you; happy holidays everyone!
when nature gives when nature rules when nature loves when nature dies
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Pseudocythus maculatus original illustration in “Fishes of the southern ocean”
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