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Aquariums and Ecosystem Mutilation Business
Thanks to my aquarium hobby, I became aware of ecosystem mutilation business already as I was a 11 year-old boy, though I couldn’t name it then very clearly. Ecosystem mutilation business is about destroying self-sufficient and sustainable ecosystems in order … Continue reading
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Tagged aquarium, ecosystem, ecosystem mutilation, monopolization, natural aquarium, sustainability
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Ecosystem Mutilation and Patching Business
Maybe you have already heard the term externalities in economics: Externalities are defined as harmful or useful side-effects of economic activities… For example pollution is a harmful side-effect of many industrial production activities. Most economy books explain the harmful externalities … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, aquarium, ecology, economics, economy, ecosystem, ecosystem mutilation, externalities, externality
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Aqua-Fish Fair 2009, Friedrichshafen (video)
You may watch below my impressions from the annual AquaFish Fair for aquarium hobbyists in Friedrichshafen, Germany (see Aqua-Fisch Messe Friedrichshafen). My spontaneous narration in Turkish with subtitles in English. Aqua-Fish Fair 2009 March, Part 1 Content in chronological order: … Continue reading
My aquariums at home (July 2009)
I have at the moment four aquariums; one in the living room, three in the study. All of them are quite large aquariums with 200 liters or more water capacity. 1) Community aquarium in the living room (160x60x60 cm) This … Continue reading