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Incontra il biologo marino che lavora per una catena alberghiera # Lavorare per una catena alberghiera sostenibile Megan Morikawa, biologo marino e direttrice globale della sostenibilità del Gruppo Iberostar, sta dimostrando come anche i grandi operatori turistici possano essere ecologici. Utilizzando la scienza, sta implementando progetti come laboratori di ricerca sui coralli e bidoni della spazzatura alimentati dall’intelligenza artificiale. # Passione per la scienza e l’ambiente: il punto di partenza Morikawa ha iniziato la sua carriera accademica studiando le barriere coralline e la genetica. Durante il suo dottorato, ha incontrato un’albergatrice appassionata di scienza, Gloria Fluxá Thienemann, che l’ha coinvolta nel settore dell’ospitalità. # Unire ricerca scientifica e turismo sostenibile

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Man finds a way to cleanse our lakes

Marino Morikawa is a scientist who came up with a solution to the water pollution we see everywhere. he used his vast knowledge in environmental science to create a completely organic solution to water pollution. The young Japanese man was devastated to learn that his childhood lake was going to be classified as biohazardous due to the severity of its pollution. Morikawa then set out to revive the area’s ecosystem.

According to National Geographic, 70% of human waste is dumped in various bodies of water and without treatment that will destroy the ecosystem entirely.so in 2010 Morikawa took a break from his studies because he wanted to clean up the lake in El Cascajo Wetlands as the water had become a dumpsite which left no form of life in the area. But he was able to cleanse it using 2 inventions: biological filters and a nanobubbling system.

How it works:

The nanobubbling system provides small bubbles that trap and freeze the bacteria and the filters contain that stops the pollutants.

Results:

In just 15 days Morikawa was able to bring back the wetlands to its original full glory. With this, his dream of cleaning the biggest lake in south Africa, Lake Titicaca, might eventually come true.

Although this invention seems flawless, that’s not the case.it has one flaw which is the cost. in an interview, Morikawa stated “people don’t use my solution frequently because it is expensive”

watch this video to find out more!

by: Aseel Alnaser

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Descontaminação em 15 dias

Descontaminação em 15 dias

Marino Morikawa, um cientista peruano doutorado em Ciências Ambientais e catedrático no Japão, voltou ao seu país, Peru, às pressas, para descontaminar uma pequena lagoa de sua infância com a aplicação de técnicas de nanotecnologia. Para salvar a lagoa El Cascajo, em Huaral, onde Morikawa pescava, com seu pai, antes que esta fosse totalmente contaminada e assoreada, Morikawa abandonou…

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Marino Morikawa recuperó el humedal el Cascajo, contaminado por el abandono, la crianza de cerdos y un desagüe.

El humedal no era el mismo que Marino Morikawa conoció cuando era pequeño. Al descubrir la situación de el Cascajo Morikawa volvió temporalmente a Perú desde Japón y se dedicó a limpiarlo utilizando biofiltros y nano burbujas que desarrolló en sus años en Japón.

El vídeo esta en inglés pero les recomiendo que activen los subtítulos. Hoy sigue buscando nuevas oportunidades para salvar ríos y lagos como explico en este otro vídeo de su conferencia en TedEX (este si en castellano)

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How This Guy Cleaned a Lake! 

https://www.efe.com/efe/english/technology/peruvian-scientist-who-revived-wetlands-aims-to-clean-up-lake-titicaca/50000267-2978308#

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpU1xp_4m0w

https://brightside.me/wonder-people/a-man-from-peru-has-found-an-ingenious-way-to-clean-lakes-and-its-a-breakthrough-the-earth-was-crying-for-719560/

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Lago Titicaca: las labores del científico que busca descontaminarlo Marino Morikawa bautizó su proyecto como Reto 15-Titicaca, pues se propuso desarrollarlo en un máximo de 15 días…

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Who is your favourite seiyuu?? (Not exclusively from BSD)

Long story short, I have a lot of favourite seiyuu!

Let’s see, I’m just going to start listing them! The bolded ones have not been in BSD at the time of making this post, this is in no particular order, and I will put a “keep reading” line.

Thank you for asking this question!!! I really like talking about seiyuu and voice actors. 

I technically do have top lists on other accounts, but my favourites (except for the top few) change quite frequently depending on who I watched recently.

Female Seiyuu

Miyuki Sawashiro

Ayane Sakura

Kana Hanazawa (Lucy)

Saori Hayami

Maaya Sakamoto (Agatha)

Aoi Yuuki (my top pick to play Teruko)

Ai Kayano

Asami Seto (Higuchi)

Mai Nakahara

Sora Amamiya (Elise)

Haruka Tomatsu

Risa Taneda

Nao Touyama

Chiwa Saito

Maaya Uchida

Rie Kugimiya

Inori Minase

Mariya Ise

Sumire Morohoshi (Kyouka)

Marino Inoue

Megumi Han

Aki Toyosaki

Yui Horie

Male Seiyuu

Yuuichi Nakamura

Tomokazu Sugita

Yuki Kaji

Mamoru Miyano (Dazai)

Hiroshi Kamiya (Ranpo)

Nobuhiko Okamoto

Akira Ishida (Fyodor)

Yoshimasa Hosoya (Kunikida)

Ryouhei Kimura

Junichi Suwabe (Odasaku)

Toshiyuki Toyonaga (Tanizaki)

Miyu Irino (Karma)

Jun Fukuyama (Ango)

Satoshi Hino

Nobunaga Shimazaki

Yoshitsugu Matsuoka

Toshiyuki Morikawa (Poe)

Hikaru Midorikawa

Takahiro Sakurai (Fitzgerald)

Kensho Ono (Akutagawa)

Kaito Ishikawa (Rokuzou)

Yuuto Uemura (Atsushi)

Kouki Uchiyama

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Người đàn ông hồi sinh hồ nước ô nhiễm sau vài tháng

Công nghệ được cấp bằng sáng chế của Tiến sĩ Marino Morikawa sử dụng chất hòa tan để "bẫy" phần tử ô nhiễm và làm chúng nổi lên mặt nước.

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Peruvian scientist Marino Morikawa, “revived” polluted wetlands in 15 days using nanotechnology & now plans to try to clean up Lake Titicaca and the Huacachina lagoon, an oasis in the middle of the desert.

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Marino Morikawa: el hombre que limpió un lago sin ayuda de nadie, usando nanotecnología

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A solution for polluted water?

"Let's save water. Let's save our mother earth."

Pollution is one of the biggest issue encountered by  our dear planet that  needs to be cured right away before it poisons the remaining natural resources that living organisms need in order to sustain life and survive.

Due to non-stop inventions of human, innovation becomes a habit like a mass production of plastics  that is made up of toxic materials. Improper discharge of this and other harmful chemicals on water specifally those factories nearby can poison the marine lives and decrease the volume of oxygen underwater.

Mr. Marino Morikawa, a scientist with a PhD degree from Japan University invents a solution of this after his childhood lake got contaminated. Through the power of bio-filters, nanotechnology and biology, he come up with a solution that has a power of cleansing the polluted water and make the dirt float and also an environmental friendly since it is 100% organic that you can eat it. He used this to cure his dying childhood lake and surprisingly after a few months, it turns back to its original state and the birds came back.

There is nothing impossible if you are determined and inspired. It's not the end, we can surely save our planet from near destruction. Even though this solution of him is costly, we need to innovate in order to save what still remains for the future of new generations.

Written by: Cuya, Brizith

Reference and Photos from: Nas Daily Official

Mission: Save the earth through human inventions (blog #2)

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