LATEST
2019-01-08T00:29:02-05002018-12-21T17:39:40-05002018-12-14T15:29:35-0500

Environment

Home
Environment

Colin O’Brady Crosses Antarctica: An Unbelievable Marathon 0
- Environment
- January 8, 2019
Antarctica is a very cold continent, and it has freezing temperatures all year round. A 932 mile journey is tough for anyone on foot. The Unbelievable Journey If you are about to endeavor upon a journey, on foot, in freezing temperatures, that is a major accomplishment. Colin O’Brady crossed 932 miles in freezing temperatures alone
READ MORE
China’s Coal Used For Energy Urges a New Source of Energy 0
- Environment
- December 21, 2018
Coal is notorious for carbon emissions and causing health issues. But, for a very long time, coal has been used for energy in China far too long. The health issues caused by heavy use of coal are chronic conditions with the lungs and eventually cancer. China’s Original Source of Energy China’s main power source for
READ MORE
Homeless Man Shown Mercy, Shows Mercy: Power of One Person 0
- Environment
- December 14, 2018
On every corner of most cities, you are going to see a homeless man or woman. Are The Homeless Stigmatized? The homeless have a stigma attached to them that is often a negative one. The immediate stereotype of all homeless are that they are addicts, lazy, or just not looking hard enough for a job.
READ MORE

Coal Industry Boost vs. Health Issues 0
- Environment
- December 11, 2018
The coal industry is vanishing because of environmental laws and restrictions on pollution. Some of the southern states depend on the coal industry for their livelihood, which has been passed down for generations. Coal Industry Boost Trump is an avid supporter of the coal industry. He made promises to the Appalachian coal states that he
READ MORE
Battlefields of France, WWI, Are Now Historical Landscapes 0
- Environment
- November 17, 2018
After a century moves beyond the historical past of WWI, we are left with a carefully preserved past. Sometimes, you have to go digging for history. Preserved in Time In France and Belgium, there are preserved landscapes and signs of what happened there during WWI. MANY casualties were lost in WWI. The Argonne forest, in
READ MORE
Andy Goldsworthy: Art in Nature 0
- Environment
- November 17, 2018
Nature is beautiful. When nature is taken apart to showcase an art piece, it can become an image of fantasy and symbolize another world outside of simply just nature. Naturally Formed When looking at nature, we can often see the designs that are naturally formed. Look at a sunflower, and you can see the natural
READ MORE

Most Read
Commented

Latest Posts

Colin O'Brady Crosses Antarctica: An Unbelievable Marathon
- Environment
- January 8, 2019
China's Coal Used For Energy Urges a New Source of Energy
- Environment
- December 21, 2018
Homeless Man Shown Mercy, Shows Mercy: Power of One Person
- Environment
- December 14, 2018
Coal Industry Boost vs. Health Issues
- Environment
- December 11, 2018
Battlefields of France, WWI, Are Now Historical Landscapes
- Environment
- November 17, 2018

About Us

Relatively Interesting promotes science, reason, critical thinking, and the magic of reality. We point the skeptical eye at pseudoscience, quackery, religion, and the paranormal. Nothing is off limits, and everything is up for discussion. We also curate and share the many amazing things that exist in the natural world, the feats and accomplishments that humanity has achieved, and the incredible discoveries our universe has to offer. Subjects include (but are not limited to!) space, history, geography, geology, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, psychology, language, and how stuff works.