and therefore a lot of donors are finding themselves looking for other suppliers. for example going through turkey, the canadian/ukrainian foundation that has been supplying us with food packets have been going through turkey now to supply us with those food boxes for the idps. what i heard, i mean, and sorry, my phone just alerted me that this is a siren going off here in lviv warning us of course that there could be missiles going over the area. this is something that we have seen more often the last 24 hours. i think yesterday there were two or three. yes. so definitely becoming more frequent. this is obviously the first alert. i get it first on my phone and then we are told obviously this is a level for people to go into bunkers. so we ll monitor the situation of course. but what i was saying was that yesterday the mayor of deputy mayor of lviv was on the show
While this has been in controversy and she has been trolled for the same, while she gets photographed outside the gym on most days, Rakhi spent some time with the less privileged. Recently, she was spotted feeding the street kids earlier in the day. The Bigg Boss 15 fame stopped by and got some food for the less fortunate. | Tellychakkar.com
as for that plastic cutlery, let s pretend those bits never happened. but making plastic also requires fossil fuels, using as much oil as the world s aviation industry. so in finland, scientists are creating entirely new alternatives out of wood. it is similar to paper, made of sustainable wood fibres, it is made in paper machines, recyclable in paper recycling, but it performs similar to plastic. this is paptic, twice as strong as paper, but 50% thinner and water resistant. it can replace plastic bags, packaging for online shopping and food packets that don t need to be airtight. all thanks to some novel whipping tech. we can replace two thirds of water with air. the foam enables us to disperse the fibres much more efficiently and that helps us to simplify the process. a smaller process consumes
similar to plastic. this is paptic, twice as strong as paper, but 50% thinner and water resistant. it can replace plastic bags, packaging for online shopping and food packets that don t need to be airtight. all thanks to some novel whipping tech. we can replace two thirds of water with air. the foam enables us to disperse the fibres much more efficiently and that helps us to simplify the process. a smaller process consumes less energy, less water. the big benefit here is that i can recycle this along with my paper waste. and even if i didn t, it would just take several years to break down instead of thousands of years. i can also feel that the bag is stronger than paper, albeit not quite as strong as plastic. clearly, though, this won t be able to replace all kinds of plastic. but another finnish alternative