A few years ago, the BBC published an excellent article posing the question, “Nature and Technology: Friends or Enemies?” It explored the relationship between nature and technology and some of the conflicts between the two that have arisen over the years.
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Wildfires are uncontrolled and can spread rapidly—wiping out extensive areas of forest or vegetation land within minutes. According to the U.S. Fire Service, more than 700 wildfires occur every year; and over $5 billion is spent to fight fires each year.
What exactly is a migration anyway?
In the animal kingdom, migration is the large-scale movement of animals from one area or region to another. Most animals, that migrate, do this to survive. Birds migrate south to escape the bitter cold of the north.
In 1981, a book with a memorable title, When Bad Things Happen to Good People, was released and quickly became a bestseller. The book was written after the premature death of the author’s young son. One of the key points in the book is that sometimes there is no reason for things.
Technology is a moving target, and in a competitive marketplace, having the right tools available can give your company a major edge. Not having that edge, however, can result in your business missing out on potential for new growth—ultimately hurting your bottom line.
The British are eagerly looking forward to the royal wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle—it will surely be a well-run affair, but just think of all the planning and details! Your computer network may not be as glamorous as a royal wedding but planning it can be just as complicated as a royal wedding.
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Arbor Day reminds us of the beauty of trees and the impact they have on our natural surroundings—both cosmetically and environmentally. Imagine you just moved into a lovely new home with a beautiful row of trees that provide beauty, privacy and security.
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