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[canadianclear]

Evaluating the Environmental Impacts of Wastewater Treatment Processes

Wastewater treatment is an essential process that helps remove harmful contaminants and pollutants from wastewater, making it safe to release back into the environment. However, while wastewater treatment is necessary for protecting public health and the environment, it also has its own set of environmental impacts. Evaluating these impacts is crucial for developing sustainable wastewater treatment processes that minimize negative environmental effects.

The first step in evaluating the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment process is understanding the various treatment processes used. Some common wastewater treatment processes include physical treatment, biological treatment, and chemical treatment. Physical treatment involves removing solid waste and debris from wastewater through screening and sedimentation. Biological treatment uses microorganisms to break down organic matter in wastewater. Chemical treatment involves using chemicals to remove specific contaminants from wastewater.

Each of these treatment processes has its own set of environmental impacts. For example, physical treatment may generate large amounts of solid waste that need to be disposed of properly. Biological treatment can require significant energy consumption and produce large amounts of sludge, which can pose risks to soil and water quality. Chemical treatment often involves the use of harsh chemicals, which can have negative impacts on aquatic life and the environment.

To evaluate the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment processes, it's essential to consider the entire treatment process from start to finish, including energy consumption, raw material inputs, and waste generation. A useful tool for assessing the environmental effects of wastewater treatment is a life cycle assessment (LCA).LCA involves analyzing the environmental impacts associated with every stage of a product or process, from raw material extraction to disposal.

The results of an LCA can help identify opportunities for improving the sustainability of wastewater treatment processes. For example, the results of an LCA may show that switching to renewable energy sources could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with wastewater treatment. Alternatively, an LCA may show that using different chemicals or treatment processes could reduce the environmental impact of wastewater treatment.

Another important factor to consider when evaluating the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment is the location and scale of the treatment plant. Wastewater treatment plants located near sensitive ecosystems, such as wetlands or coastal areas, may have a greater impact on the environment than those located in less sensitive areas. Additionally, larger treatment plants may have a greater environmental impact than smaller plants due to increased energy consumption and waste generation.

One potential solution for minimizing the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment is to implement green infrastructure practices. Green infrastructure refers to using natural or engineered systems, such as wetlands, green roofs, or rain gardens, to manage stormwater and wastewater. Green infrastructure can help reduce the need for traditional wastewater treatment processes, which can be energy-intensive and have negative environmental impacts. Additionally, green infrastructure can provide multiple benefits beyond wastewater treatment, such as improving air and water quality, enhancing habitat, and reducing urban heat island effects.

In conclusion, evaluating the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment processes is crucial for developing sustainable and environmentally friendly wastewater treatment solutions. Using tools like life cycle assessment and implementing green infrastructure practices can help minimize negative environmental impacts associated with wastewater treatment. Ultimately, by evaluating and addressing the environmental impacts of wastewater treatment, we can ensure that we are protecting public health and the environment for generations to come.

[reasonsforhope]

"Of South Korea’s countless kilograms of annual food scraps, very few will ever end up in a landfill. This is because of two reasons—the first is that it’s been illegal since 2005, and the second is because they have perhaps the world’s most sophisticated food waste disposal infrastructure.

While representing a significant burden on the economy, the food waste disposal nevertheless produces ample supplies of animal feed, fertilizer, and biogas that heats thousands of homes.

As the New York Times’ John Yoo and Chang Lee reported from Seoul, South Korean cuisine tends to lend itself to creating food scraps, since many staple dishes come with anywhere from a few to a few dozen sides.

With the culture erring on the side of abundance rather than restraint, many of these small dishes of tofu, kimchi, bean sprouts, and other bites would be tossed in the landfill if it wasn’t illegal to do so.

The government put the ban hammer on it because the mountainous terrain isn’t ideal for landfill construction.

Instead, restauranteurs and street hawkers pay the municipality for a sticker that goes on the outside of special bins. Once filled with food scraps, they are left on the road for collectors in the morning who take 90% of all such waste in the country to specialized collection facilities.

At apartments and among residential housing areas, hi-tech food waste disposal machines are operated by a keycard owned by residents under contract with the disposal companies.

Once taken to the recycling facilities, the food is sorted for any non-food waste that’s mixed in, drained of its moisture, and then dried and baked into a black dirt-like material that has a dirt-like smell but which is actually a protein and fiber-rich feed for monogastric animals like chickens or ducks.

This is just one of the ways in which the food scraps are processed. Another method uses giant anaerobic digestors, in which bacteria break down all the food while producing a mixture of CO2 and methane used to heat homes—3,000 in a Seoul suburb called Goyang, for example. All the water needed for this chemical process comes from the moisture separated from the food earlier.

The remaining material is shipped as fertilizer to any farms that need it.

All the water content is sent to purification facilities where it will eventually be discharged into water supplies or streams.

While one such plant was shut down from locals complaining about the unbearable smell, many plants are odorless, thanks to a system of pipes built into the walls that eliminate it via chemical reaction.

It’s the way South Korea does it. Sure, it costs them around $600 million annually, but they have many admirers, including New York City which hopes to implement similar infrastructure in the coming years."

-via Good News Network, June 15, 2023

[kalevalakryze]

The Seeds We Sow

The fic + art collaboration Art completed by @mirandemia for the @ahsokaevents Wildflowers collab! Find it on AO3!

Sabine Wren + Ahsoka Tano The soil was warm under her hands; Freshly turned and clumpy where she uncovered it from the ashen tones of the earth. “Life finds a way.” Ahsoka had told her upon setting out on this task. The water source wasn’t too far away, a still pool with sediment floating in the murky water. 

“We can get this cleaned up, can’t we Asha?” She called to the howler, snuffling through a patch of stubbornly prevailing grass nearby. She did not receive any response from the peculiar creature, though it was nice to have her to bounce ideas off of. 

The Noti had given her the scraps from an older trawler, dragged each time they moved to limit waste, carrying broken vaporators, gears, and even old power packs to blasters that must have been acquired from Thrawn’s troopers. At least she didn’t need to lug it too much further than their current campsite to get it near the water supply.  “Let’s see what we can do,” The Mandalorian talked aloud, boots crunching over the crumbling outer layer of the planet’s crust. 

First, Sabine grabbed old pipes from blown cooling systems, using her hands to dig out four long rows in the dirt, exposing nutrient-rich soil to the sunlight above. “Bet you guys missed the sun just as much as I do,” She chuckled warmly to a squirming lifeform. “You kinda look like an exogorth. Can I call you Exo?” The pad of her thumb brushed along the sliminess of the creature's side, laughing warmly to herself when it squiggled away. “Alright, Exo. I’m sorry I gotta move you, but hey, you keep pests away from my seeds, and this can be a mutually beneficial arrangement, got it?” 

The creature was set inside of a pile of upturned dirt, where it happily burrowed itself to be rid of the humanoid that dared interrupt its rest. 

Building the irrigation system was nothing new to Sabine Wren; In fact, it was something she understood almost as well as mixing her explosive paints. Back when rebel holdouts needed crops, she was often the one counted on to help them get started, and it was always something that helped her feel useful. 

A Mandalorian could destroy, and conquer, and a million other destructive things, but she was put in this Galaxy for more than that. She created, and saved, she strived every day for as long as she could remember to embrace her Mandalorian heritage, to be everything her ancestors could have wanted, and then some. 

It was through her continued work every day that she honored the patron of her House, Tarre Vizsla, it was through her dedication to her people that honored her Clan and the lives they’d once lived, and it was her determination that honored the Rebellion she’d spent so long fighting for. Everything she did was for her family, and right now? That family was found in Ahsoka and the Noti. 

Her purification system was simple in design, and it required the sacrifice of a power pack from her blaster to generate enough of a spark to keep the miniature solar array working. She could return with a new source for it one day, for when the sun grew dim and the gears needed to turn. For now, the blaster she’d painted in the blues of reliability and royalty was dismantled under a caring hand and slotted into the home of the system. 

Clean water trickled slowly with a quiet whir of machinery, sucking the water through and filtering out sediment as it pushed along the rows of water she’d dug out. “Hey, we did it,” She called to Asha, now dozing lazily in her interesting patch of grass. “Thanks,” She laughed, bubbling like the carbonation in The Outlander Club’s specialty beverage, warmed by the lull of a punk tongue hanging lazily past yellowed canines. 

With dampened soil, Sabine was able to meticulously lay each seed; They were from her Galaxy, so there was no telling if they would take to their new home, but she had hope, and she’d learned long ago just how far a little hope could stretch. Then, the compost that had been saved up was spread evenly over the rows, pressed in lightly to allow for the sprouts to push past without much resistance, though would not risk being washed away when the drought on this side of the planet would end at last. 

“You’ve done well,” Ahsoka’s voice was warm; Lighter than she was used to, over the course of her previous apprenticeship, that is. 

“Yeah? You think so?” The Mandalorian questioned genuinely from her spot knelt in the dirt, mud caked her armor and her flight suit, and streaks painted her face and dirtied her hair. The purple-haired woman turned her head to watch as Ahsoka dismounted her howler, allowing it to trundle to Asha’s lazy form. “I do,” The hand on her shoulder was warm. Sabine allowed the offered strength to rise from her knelt position. “Lunch is ready back at camp, you look like you could use it,” The jab was light, bouncing off her armor with a light chuckle. 

“You’re tellin’ me… Think everything will be safe here?” 

Ahsoka’s gaze turned to the horizon, searching. When she shook her head in the affirmative, Sabine’s shoulders relaxed. “Do you think they’re okay…” She questioned after a moment. 

It didn’t take a genius to understand who she was asking after. “Shin will be alright, I’m sure of it. Baylan… worries me, he’s treading a dangerous path, one we will have to follow, sooner than later.” 

As the Master and Apprentice rode their howlers the short distance back to camp, Sabine’s fingers threaded through the thick, dark wool of Asha’s neck. “Thanks,” 

Ahsoka’s head bowed towards her. She could have kept the thoughts to herself, as she’d once had. But even Ahsoka Tano learned when it was time to truly be more than the people who’d trained you. Where Obi-Wan and Anakin may have kept themselves quiet, she was determined to break the cycle.  Shin Hati

Communication with the bandits was slow. Truly, Shin had heard of droids learning and adapting better than this sorry lot. All she received from them were grunts, either of indignation, or approval, she could only tell after they’d begun moving, either to follow her orders or to blatantly ignore them. 

The most recent act of ignorance from the clan found Shin stubbornly figuring out ways to feed them all. They’d seemed unbothered by the prospect that they could go hungry, as if they could pillage their way across Peridea; and maybe they could have, if not for the Jedi and Sabine protecting their favorite victims now. Shin knew better than to allow themselves to march into that camp, she knew what the Torguta and Mandalorian were capable of. 

Chasing away the nomads that had settled in this desolate canyon had been simple, natural, even. The moment they saw a blood-orange blade on the horizon, and saw the sun glinting off the worn paint of her bandit’s heads, most were intelligent enough to turn tail. It had even stocked them up with enough supplies to last until… well… Until what, Shin wasn’t sure yet, but they’d be damned if they didn’t figure it out soon. 

There was a water source nearby, old, rickety purifiers ran as they refilled the jugs as fast as her men could deplete them. They also noticed a raised bed of soil, something she didn’t see often in the wastes like this. There were no seeds nearby, though she could see plants sprouting from a host nearby. 

Eyes as dreary as their landscape peered around the supplies that had been left. This was new, but they had always been a resourceful student. If taking lives was so natural, then surely they would be able to sustain it, especially in the most non-sentient way life existed.

The soil had been freshly turned, Shin learned as their fingers delved into the raised garden bed. The travelers had been planning on making this place their home for the season as well. No matter, it was Shin’s people who were victorious in the end, and they would reap the profits of prior labors… and Shin’s own. 

Dirt spilled into the many tears in their gloves, worn from the months of use and with no true materials to repair them. The pebbles were harsh, though their skin was learning to grow harsher. Eventually, the tanned gorraslug material was set aside, resting precariously on a wooden support, allowing them to dig deeper, pushing grime up under their fingernails as they worked to bury the remains of the food supply. 

Plasto pails sat near the purifiers, and it was just Shin’s luck that the first pail they filled with water would crack under the unforgiving weight as it was filled to the brim. “Karabast!” They growled at the remains of the bucket, water soaking their boots and turning the ground at their feet into sloshing mud. 

The Force, a fickle ally, refused to answer their call in their growing frustrations; Even as they attempted to channel their annoyance into the pressure of water, thin plasto, and the space they wanted to create between it and the ground. 

Huffing and puffing, Shin found themselves resorting to other means; A spear was sent between the weak metal handles of the pail, allowing her the leverage to lift it, keeping it balanced on her shoulder with minimal spillage as she lugged it to the beds, cursing the whole way. 

By the time each sprout had a home in the dirt, Shin’s hands, tunic, and face were streaked with mud, sweat cutting tracks through the grime as they sat back against a boulder to admire their work. A bandit passed by them, Shin watched with narrowed eyes as they paused at her work. 

No words were spoken between them as they turned back to look at the filthy blonde, though Shin had felt the understanding in the nod of their head. A dented canteen was removed from their hip and passed nonchalantly to her on their way back to sorting through their treasures of the raid. 

The sinking of the sun was met with a wet nose sniffling at long-dry boots, a dirty white howler in search of food. With her fingers carding through the soft fur at its neck, Shin rose at last, acquiescent to find the poor beast something to eat, and with a rumbling of her own stomach, something for herself as well. 

Ezra Bridger Krownest had always been cold, but if there was anything Ezra Bridger had learned in his short experiences with Clan Wren, it was the planet's unique ability to nurture all kinds of life. 

This was why, as the Ghost touched down on a desolate surface, and no gruff voices came over their comms to demand clearance, Ezra felt the loss of those unique lives as distinctly as he had. The Jedi paused in the entryway, boot hovering just over the ramp. “Ezra?” Hera called, a gloved hand coming to rest on his shoulder. 

A deep breath and a warm smile recentered him as he used the familiar touch on his shoulder to ground himself. “I’m alright… It’s just hard not to notice…” 

Hera’s head dipped in understanding; She hadn’t made the venture yet, had been waiting on Sabine’s word to visit with the heir, the day had never come, until Ezra voiced his desire to do something for her family. “We’ll be right here with you,” She promised, glancing away from Ezra to peek down at Jacen, bundled up and standing by her side, with Chopper rolling just behind them once they began walking. 

The Wren stronghold was dark and untouched, mountains of snow coated the roof, while dangerous icicles hung dangerously along the large transparisteel windows. “Do you think it’ll grow here?” Jacen asked as the toe of his boot caught on a  patch of slippery ice. . 

“Yeah, ‘course,” Ezra mused out loud as he knelt near one of the windows. Peering through the dust, he could see the inside of the throne room, dark and desolate, with cobwebs hanging across each surface. The light that managed to cut through the grime still found a way to cast across the painting of the Matriarch of Clan Wren, lighting yellow and grey armor up in an effect that made them glow gold and silver. 

“Do you remember how it went?” Ezra questioned, unblinking from his sight against the glass, catching the barest reflection of his own eyes back at him. 

“Never did manage Mando’a,” Hera admitted, lowering herself into the snow beside him, allowing Jacen to tuck himself against her once more as she settled. He’d known Ursa, though Hera doubted he would have much memories of them, not with the separate wars they found themselves fighting as Sabine focused on finding Ezra. 

“Basic should be fine… It’s the memory that counts, right?” He tried to keep his tone light, tried to keep the calmness steady, though the emptiness seemed to echo the way his words caught around the tightness in his throat. Addam’s apple bobbing, he nodded his head towards the snow, beginning the process of clearing away the piles to the frozen earth underneath. 

They did not have every name of every warrior lost, and Ezra found himself regretting this, too naive and headstrong, too worried about the fight than the lives of the people he’d fought beside. He would return, when the seasons changed, when Sabine came out. She could tell them their names, and they would plant flowers for them as well, as a family again. 

The ground was frozen and solid, though after a while of digging and chipping away, he’d been successful in clearing three small holes. “Vormur can grow through anything,” He assured himself as he retrieved a small duracrete container, filled to the brim with dirt from Lothal, soft enough to cover the tops and hopefully prevent them from freezing over. “They’re Mandalorian, you know” A foreboding gaze was sent to the portain through the windows before he dropped a seed in each hole. Hera stayed silent, for him, for Sabine and Ahsoka, and for Clan Wren itself. 

“Jace, you wanna cover this up, for aunt ‘bine?” He offered, leaning back as he cleared his throat, hiding a sniffle as he wiped the rough nylon material of his sleeve under his nose. Small knees shuffled through the dirt as the boy inched closer, mittens sweeping through the uncovered dirt to start brushing it to the small array of flowers. “These smell really nice,” He commented as he worked, taking a big sniff as the dirt began to settle. “Aunt Sabine will really like this when she comes back-” The young Force-Sensitive boy paused then, fingers curling in his mittens as his brows drew together. “If she ever comes back…. Here, i mean.” He was quick to correct; No one aired their thoughts about the possibility of Sabine and Ahsoka’s return, not when Ezra himself had been gone so long. 

“Well, when she hears about all our hard work… I’m sure she will,” Hera’s hand brushed over Jacen’s head, pulling the wool hat on his head askew. Final preparations were made to keep the flowers healthy and strong from the climate. Just as the sun began to crest the mountains, pink and golden light splashing across the grey landscape of the frozen lake. Before they could leave, the Rebels settled back in one last time, peering through dust covered windows at the haunting silhouette of the Countess of Krownest one last time. “Ni su'cuyi, gar kyr'adyc, ni partayli, gar darasuum, Clan Wren.” Their Mando’a was rough and heavily accented, but the words seemed to release some of the weight on their shoulders, allowing them to return to their new war with a lighter conscience. 

[pumpsoul-oct123]

The Importance of Preparedness: 10 Essential Items for Your Survival Kit

1. Water and Water Filtration

What to Include:

Water: At least one gallon per person per day for at least three days.

Water Filtration System: Portable water filters or purification tablets to ensure you can make any water source potable.

2. Non-Perishable Food

What to Include:

Canned Goods: Fruits, vegetables, and ready-to-eat meals.

Dry Goods: Rice, pasta, cereals, and protein bars.

Specialty Items: Baby formula, pet food, and items for dietary restrictions.

3. First Aid Kit

What to Include:

Basic Supplies: Bandages, antiseptic wipes, adhesive tape, and scissors.

Medications: Pain relievers, antihistamines, and any prescription medications.

Specialized Tools: Tweezers, a digital thermometer, and a CPR mask.

4. Emergency Lighting and Power

What to Include:

Flashlights and Batteries: LED flashlights with extra batteries.

Solar-Powered Lights: Solar lanterns and portable solar chargers for electronic devices.

Hand-Crank Radio: A multi-function radio that can receive weather updates and charge your phone.

5. Shelter and Warmth

What to Include:

Emergency Blankets: Thermal blankets or sleeping bags.

Tarp and Duct Tape: For creating makeshift shelters.

Warm Clothing: Hats, gloves, and extra layers of clothing.

6. Personal Hygiene Items

What to Include:

Sanitation Supplies: Wet wipes, hand sanitizer, and biodegradable soap.

Toiletries: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, and feminine hygiene products.

Waste Bags: Plastic bags for disposing of waste safely.

7. Important Documents

What to Include:

Identification: Copies of passports, driver’s licenses, and Social Security cards.

Medical Information: Health insurance cards, medical records, and prescriptions.

Financial Information: Bank account details, credit card information, and insurance policies.

8. Tools and Supplies

Why It’s Essential: Having the right tools can make a significant difference in an emergency, allowing you to perform necessary repairs, signal for help, or navigate your surroundings.

What to Include:

Multi-Tool: A versatile tool that includes pliers, a knife, and screwdrivers.

Whistle: For signaling for help.

Maps and Compass: Local maps and a compass for navigation if GPS is unavailable.

9. Communication Devices

What to Include:

Cell Phone and Charger: An extra charger or power bank.

Two-Way Radios: Battery-powered radios for communication if cell service is down.

Emergency Contact List: A written list of important phone numbers.

10. Personal Protection Equipment

What to Include:

Face Masks: N95 respirators or other protective masks.

Gloves: Durable work gloves for handling debris.

Protective Clothing: Long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect against exposure.

[jynxeddraca]

There's not a lot of information about the sewers in Baldur's Gate I've noticed.

So I'm going to give my thoughts. Most of this will be headcanon because again - there isn't much about the sewers that I can find.

Based on BG3 - NOTE: Sewers are in Act 3 so there are going to be spoilers. I am also writing this from memory:

Kobolds maintain the sewers, if I'm recalling right they are in a guild and I think in the game were on strike.

There is a sluice gate that is controlled by heat and water pressure (and is the most annoying puzzle in the entire game).

There are slimes, oozes, and mephits living down there.

The Guild has a headquarters in the sewers.

It is suggested that there is access to the Szarr palace from the sewers, even though the player cannot use this entrance.

There is also access to the temple under the Szarr palace from the sewer.

Access to the Undercity+Bhaal's temple is here as well.

There is a portion of the sewer that seems to have lots of plants and may have some sun access.

Somewhere there is access to the Underdark - but is never actually shown in game.

While there are a couple of outhouses in Act 2, toilets are not shown anywhere else that I saw - I am assuming the developers simply didn't go through the process of building them in-game and not that there aren't toilets.

Pipes, pumps, and plumbing exist in-universe. In fact you can talk to people who are trying to get water from one of the fountains and it isn't working.

Other things I've found that aren't in the game - not putting in links because Tumblr hates when I do that:

There is access to what is called the Undercellar in the sewers. It is a network of chambers and cellars housing a sleazy tavern and feasthall spanning under the Upper City and the Wide with multiple access points - one of which is in The Blushing Mermaid, and another in the Duchal Palace.

You can find gray oozes, green slimes, mustard jellies, ochre jellies ghasts, ghouls, phase spiders, a tribe of kobolds led by one called Ratchild, a sentient olive slime named Schlumpsh with devoted sewerfolk followers, sewerfolk I guess, rats, and on occasion gelatinous cubes.

At one point there apparently was an ogre mage who domesticated carrion crawlers to get rid of the bodies of his robbery victims - so I guess carrion crawlers are a possibility too.

There is kind of a purification system in place - it is located in the Seatower district and is a tower complex called Sewer Keep that treats and purify the waste that left the city's sewer system before emptying it out into the River Chionthar.

Headcanons:

Not directly related to the sewers but Jaheira makes an offhand comment in the epilogue about rebuilding even though "the next dragon attack" could take out part of the city - or something along those lines - but it makes me think the city rebuilds parts of the city maybe not regularly, but often enough that people joke about it. So I feel a good portion of the city would have more "modern" (for them) amenities.

Chamber pots were used during times when sewers did not exist as the solution for what to do with waste. Rural areas, small towns, and the Outer City districts lacking a sewer system would still use these - but not major cities like Baldur's Gate.

Meaning I feel most people, especially those in newer or more recently rebuilt parts of the city, will have some kind of actual toilet that empties into the sewer - though they probably have to flush by pouring water down it.

I do think most of the Outer City will not have sewer access except for Blackgate and maybe Rivington. Blackgate because it is used by merchants coming in from Waterdeep and is right up against the Upper City, Rivington because it also is what visitors see first when they enter the city.

Wyrm's Crossing absolutely does not have a sewer and a good chunk of people dump their chamber pots into the Chionthar river below - the city discourages this.

I imagine there's a small population of gelatinous cubes in the main city's sewer, but is kept in check thanks to everything else that is in the sewers.

The city more than likely hires adventurers from time to time to 'clean out' the sewers of monsters. I feel most cities with large sewer systems would do this.

There are other hidden buildings and temples under Baldur's Gate, but because sanitation workers/architects have a will to live most days, if they come across something like that, they leave it be. This is also why they hire kobolds for much of the maintenance and cleaning.

The Guild has a significant amount of control over the sewer - both over those that live in the sewer as well as in the political/architectural control over it.

The sewer sees a significant amount of traffic due to the Guild, secret societies, hidden temples, adventurers, and people who need/want to meet secretly that - unless some kind of peace keeper catches you - no one is going to bat an eye when they see someone entering or exiting the sewer.

The sewer is a bit of a labyrinth, but those that live down there have made up a code system that they can scratch/paint on walls to help navigate.

[ultimate-worldbuilding]

Creating a Space Station

Name and Location:

Name of the space station

Orbital location (e.g., around a planet, moon, or in deep space)

Any unique features or characteristics of the location

Background and Purpose:

Brief history and reasons for the station's construction

Primary purpose or mission of the station (e.g., research, colonization, defense, trade, mining, etc.)

Key organizations or entities involved in its establishment

Design and Structure:

Overview of the station's architectural design and layout

Different modules or sections of the station (e.g., living quarters, research labs, docking bays, etc.)

Key engineering feats or technological advancements used in its construction

Size and Population:

Dimensions of the space station (length, width, height)

Estimated population and demographics (humans, aliens, robots, etc.)

Capacity for expansion and accommodating future growth

Systems and Resources:

Life support and Resource systems: Air generation and filtration, Water purification and recycling, Waste management, Artificial gravity, Temperature and air pressure control, Radiation protection, Fire suppression systems, Medical supplies and tools, Food production, Maintenance and Repair tools and facilities

Energy source and storage: Solar power, Nuclear fusion, Advanced batteries, Fusion reactors, Harvesting solar flares

Living Quarters and Facilities

Description of residential areas (individual quarters, communal spaces, recreational facilities)

Water block

Medical facilities and healthcare services available

Education and training facilities for residents and their families

Scientific Research and Laboratories

Different types of laboratories and equipment available depending on the stations’s mission

Astronomical observatories, Biological Laboratory, Climate and Environmental Studies, Planet observation and Research, Rock Analysis Facility

Transportation and Docking:

Docking bays for spacecraft and shuttle services

Transportation systems within the station (elevators, maglev trains, etc.)

Maintenance and repair facilities for visiting spacecraft

Security and Defense:

Security measures and protocols

Defense systems against potential threats: Shielding technology, Defensive satellites & space drones, Cloaking Technology, Countermeasures (flares, countershots, etc), Intruder Detection Systems, Surveillance and AI protection, Protection by AI or Hacker from outside hacks, Self-Repair System

Security personnel and their roles and ranks

Communication and Information Systems:

Communication technology used for inter-station and interstellar communication

Data storage and retrieval systems

Access to networks anddatabases

Trade and Economy:

Types of goods and resources traded on the station

Cargo of the space station

Economic systems

Currency used

Marketplaces within the station

Social and Cultural Aspects:

Societal norms and cultural diversity among the station's residents

Recreational and entertainment facilities (cinemas, sports arenas, etc.)

Events or celebrations unique to the station's culture

Governance and Administration:

Station hierarchy and governing bodies (administrators, council, etc.)

Laws and regulations specific to the station

Interactions with external governing entities (planetary governments, interstellar alliances, etc.)

Exploration and Discovery:

Expeditions or missions launched from the station

Discoveries made during exploration and sample gathering efforts

Spacecrafts and vehicles associated with the station's exploration activities

Environmental Considerations:

Measures taken to mitigate the effects of microgravity or radiation on residents' health

Environmental controls and simulations for recreating gravity and natural environments

Preservation of ecosystems and biodiversity on the station (if applicable)

Emergency Response and Crisis Management:

Protocols for handling emergencies (fires, system failures, medical emergencies, etc.)

Emergency evacuation plans and escape pods

Training programs for emergency response teams

Relations with Other Space Stations or Entities:

Collaborative projects or joint initiatives with other space stations

Trade agreements or diplomatic relations with neighboring stations or colonies

Conflict resolution mechanisms for inter-station disputes

Notable Individuals or Figures:

Prominent leaders from the station

Accomplishments and contributions of notable residents

Astronauts, scientists, or pioneers who have called the station home

Challenges and Risks:

Environmental and technological risks faced by the station

Political and social tensions within the station's community

External threats and conflicts affecting the station's stability

Future Expansion and Development:

Plans for future expansion and upgrades (where are they gonna get the resources for this?)

Integration of new technologies, scientific advancements into the station's infrastructure

Long-term goals for the station

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[cmweller]

Challenge #04183-K165: Out of Frame

They call me a Hero, but all I did was use my magic to create water channels and canals, along with spells of purification so the water is always completely clean and created special sewer systems so waste water will flow away from this town, through marshes with powerful purifying spells and tons of plans to clean away and waste so that the water is cleaned before it goes to the river.

I'm not a hero. Please stop calling me one. -- Anon Guest

All I did was fix the local leyflow. Nothing big. A thousand little things that built up to... well. I should explain.

First, the fountain on the mountainside. If I hadn't moved the rocks from the last landslide, it could have created a hazardous eruption and flood downstream. The blocking stones were arranged for stability and would soon become shelter and habitat for several local animals.

Of course, the downstream riverbeds had clogged with debris, so clearing them to reduce damage was my next work. The stagnant pools cleared, and the fish would return in due course. Best to let the system heal on its own. Forcing it would only cause more stress. There would be insects and frogs before the fish returned to balance them, and birds would proliferate, too.

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[domesticloki]

A memory: How it all began

Pairing: Loki x fem!reader

Description: This is a memory. I have a few ideas for these, and to keep the posts short and easy to read in a quick minute, I won’t build them too much in the text. 

Word count: 1500

Warnings: none.

A/N: After the fall of the TVA a Variant of Loki managed to survive Thanos’ attack on the Statesman. After the events of Infinity war, he met you, and finally got his happily ever after. This is a story of that ever after.

You knocked at the entrance to the lab. “You wanted to see me, Tony?” 

Tony was hastily gathering up equipment and shot you a quick glance only to resume shoving items at random into his briefcase.  “Aaah, yeah. Good, we need to pack up and be ready in five. Doralee, Reindeer games, Reindeer games, Doralee.”

Your eyes were drawn to the incredibly handsome leather clad creature in the room. His face brimmed with annoyance as he turned to greet you.

“Uh.. I’m not actually Doralee, that’s just… Tony,” you offered and tried to hold out your hand. In doing so however, the folders you were grasping started to slide in your arms and Loki took a hurried step to help you, managing to hold them long enough for you to gain grip. You smiled awkwardly and sighed a thank you of sorts. At least you think you did. Quite frankly, you couldn’t have been sure at this point as you found yourself face to face with a pair of piercing blue eyes that penetrated into your soul. You held your hand out awkwardly for him to shake, but he shot you a most disarming smile. Instead of shaking it, he took your hand and lifted it ever so slightly while bowing down to render a demure kiss on the back of it, all the while holding your gaze. 

“Loki, of Asgard,a pleasure.” His eyes lingered on your countenance and you felt suddenly stripped to the barest.

“Y/N, of … Earth,” you blurted, not quite certain how you were supposed to respond.

“Chop, chop, do googly eyes on your own time, Y/N,” Tony whispered as he squeezed through you. You cleared your throat, trying to look anywhere but Loki.

“Is he always like this?” Loki inquired.

“Unfortunatley,” you exhaled, the colour on your face deepening, and dove to follow Tony. You hastened your steps to catch up with him.

“Where exactly are we going?”

“Hungary,” Tony stated, stopped at the vending machine and handed you the briefcase.

“Wha- why…?”

Tony proceeded to select his snack, and continued; “Eastern Europe has had issues in water purification caused by improper waste water management from energy plants in western Russia.”

“Well yes, the personnel issues caused by the snap has led to many issues in many critical systems. There are issues with radiation, heavy metal build up, secretion to name but a few but I still don’t understand why we’re going to Hungary for that…” 

Tony opened his pack of dried blueberries, popped one in his mouth and turned to you smiling gleefully. 

“Reindeer games here has a water purification system we can build that would solve all those issues.” Tony munched on his blueberry and drank up the amazement on your face. 

“Wha- how?” Loki smiled and was about to explain, when Tony quickly shut him up.

“No time, details on the plane.” Tony shot them a smirk and took off down the corridor.

“Wait, why am I going?” you shouted.

“Because we need someone who speaks both German and Swedish!” 

“German? Swedish? Why, what…?”

“Come, I promise I will explain it all on the plane,” Loki whispered and held his hands out. You were embarrassed at how long it took for you to understand his meaning. Finally you handed the briefcase to him. He placed his free hand at the small of your back and said, barely above a whisper:

“After you, my dear.”

------

The day had been utter chaos and you were exhausted to your core. On your way back to the hotel, you wished nothing more than to get out of your clothes and take a long hot relaxing bath. You had crammed yourself into the backseat of a town car with Loki and Tony, the latter of which was on the phone with Pepper, making arrangements for project funding. 

“Are you sure you are comfortable?” Loki asked. His leather tunic was pressing against your hips, making the car ride even more uncomfortable, but you were of course far too polite to ever say anything.

“Yes, of course,” you blurted, managing a weak smile. Tony ended his phone call abruptly and called out to the driver.

“Stop here!” You shot him a confused look. “I have to run back to the embassy, there are some issues with the paperwork… But the two of you can go to bed, I’ll catch you up in the morning!” With that Tony and Happy, who had been riding shotgun, got out of the car and you were left dumbfounded, still sitting in the middle seat. The car continued to drive. An awkward minute later Loki cleared his throat and said:

“Perhaps you might…”

“Oh god, yes, sorry,” you managed and scooched over to the next seat. You let out a klutzy laugh. ”I’m sorry, I’m just so tired, my brain doesn’t seem to function.”

Loki gave you an encouraging chuckle. “I completely understand.”

Silence fell in the car again and you suddenly felt the urgent need to fill it. You were wrecking your brain trying to come up with a topic that would last the car ride, but were simply coming up short. You were so tired and he was so very intimidating.

“You are a translator?” Oh thank God, you thought, as Loki broke the silence.

“Um, well yes… and no. I mean, I do sometimes do that as well since I speak seven languages, but that isn’t really my main, I mean, I do enjoy it but I’m more of a..”

Oh GOD MAKE IT STOP. Why were you rambling on like an idiot, just form a coherent sentence!

“...an…. analyst.”

“An analyst?” Loki repeated, inviting you to expand on the subject.

“Yeah… I… analyse…” 

OH MY GOD WHEN WILL THIS CAR RIDE END!

Loki peered at you, biting his lips, trying to stifle a grin. 

“...data..”

“Mmm, data,” he echoed with a sultry voice. “And what kind of data do you analyse?” he continued, masking his amusement poorly. 

“Um… numbers and…” 

Loki was full-on grinning at this point. You exhaled and bursted into nervous laughter.

“I’m sorry, I promise I am not this ditzy normally. I - am - exhausted!”

Loki offered you a chuckle himself, and looked at you most disarmingly. There was softness in his face for the first time that day, and he seemed entirely relaxed. 

“It is quite alright. It has certainly been a day, and believe me I do not fault you one bit for being overwhelmed by it. ”Loki reached over and laid his hand on yours in a reassuring manner. “We couldn’t have done this without you,” he said and gazed into your eyes. The entirety of his face smiled gently, and you were taken back by the softness of his hand. You swore you could feel your heart skip a beat.

As quickly as his hand had found yours, it found its way back onto his lap. He corrected his posture, cleared his throat and swept back a strand of bothersome hair that kept falling from his lushous mane.  

“I say we have earned ourselves a drink. What say you to finding ourselves a good wine at the hotel bar before we call it a night?” He turned to face you and added with a smirk “To Tony’s expense, of course.”

You looked at Loki’s Asgardian leather attire and your wrinkled day-worn skirt and jacket. 

“I’m not sure we are quite dressed for…” 

Loki flicked his wrist and a whisper of green enveloped the two of you, transforming your clothing. He donned an all black suit and he had whisked you into an elegant but surprisingly comfortable evening gown in a deep green hue. 

“There. Now we have no excuses.” 

You looked down on your clothing. The material was exquisite, so soft to the touch and the shine… You felt like royalty. 

“This is…” you tried to form words, but none came.

“Come my dear. One. And then I promise you I will let you retire to your bed.”

Those eyes… It was killing you. You turned to him and sighed.

“Look, I am… I mean this is… But we have a whole day tomorrow and I need… I am exhausted and I just… Not that I don’t, I mean oh my god, this dress is and you are and I would love to but tomorrow we have NINE meetings and I… but you, you are I mean… Please, don’t take this the wrong way, I would love to but…”

In a smooth movement, Loki took hold of your hand and brought it up to his lips. Seidr enveloped the two of you, returning you to your prior clothing, as he gently kissed the back of your hand. 

“Certainly. I understand,” he purred with just a hint of irritation in his tone.

The car came to a stop and Loki exited the vehicle. For a moment you didn’t know what to do, until the door was opened and Loki offered you a hand in helping you out. You were less than graceful in exiting the vehicle. As you righted yourself, you found Loki standing mere inches from you, his piercing gaze once more making you feel entirely seen. He drew a deep elongated breath, until finally placing his hand at your lower back.

“Come, let us get some rest,” he whispered and led you into the hotel.

[vsnotresponding]

CHAPTER 12 - GENESIS - KARMA

masterpost

Ira got worse before getting better.

We introduced the qudra in her system and, for an instant, it seemed like it was going to work. Her heartbeat got back to a normal rhythm, her breathing regular and deep, imitations around us started to glow, my creation following them.

We took it as a good signal.

It wasn’t.

An expansive wave, then they simply exploded.

And then, her screams.

We think she woke up for a second, her arms fighting against nothing until we ended up tying her down to the bed, her eyes out of orbit looking at nothing, squirming to get rid of us.

We had to sedate her.

It’s been almost a week since then, six days of uninterrupted work, of trying to find out what the qudra caused exactly on her body. The room where she now rests isolated from the rest of the palace, as far as possible from the city and what’s happening there.

It was almost worse than when she connected to the Iria for the second time.

But she’s still alive, more present than before, even if asleep, her heart stable though slightly faster. We can see her eyes moving behind closed eyelids, like she’s dreaming. Áine's always besides her, watchful, waiting for something, maybe thinking about her heritage as a sahira, in how she has failed her.

How we all have.

Not only is the Iria worse than when she got here, the effects of the sickness are spreading faster too, now not only killing khithi but the island: water purification plants failing more often, cattle that die without explanation, wasted crops, leaves dry in spite of the unstoppable rain that keeps blurring the world outside.

The accident, all over again, only that this time the people can’t protest because, like Ira, they are weak and, without the drug or qudra to feed them, they are dying. And if that were not enough, we are not even closer to figuring out what’s wrong with the Iria exactly, much less how to heal it or improve his state. In spite of what we learned with Ira’s tests with imitations, in spite of years of work with the Iria by the imitators, in spite of doing everything we can, of working with all we have.

It frustrates me to no end that every single one of our attempts, of mine, to make things improve, ends up transforming it all into an even worse situation. That in spite of all our efforts, of our restless tries, there’s always something that goes wrong, or worse, or terrible.

I felt my determination falter once again that first night after giving her the qudra, my body exhausted and tired of trying only to accomplish nothing, my head on my desk, eyes fixed on the lion plushy. I had to do something, I needed to act, to not stay still.

I suppose it was guilt that made me return to the meetings these past few days, to paying attention to everything that’s said, to talk, my hands still shaking, tightly closed in fists to not lose my determination. It’s a complicated exercise, but it distracts me from Ira’s terrible state, it helps me focus on something potentially useful. We have to do something, anything, and the only way to change is if I manage to convince those in power to act, as terrified I am at the idea of facing them.

And I hate it. I hate the weakness in my voice and arguments when I try to convince the members of the Chamber to do something beyond stopping the production of more imitations to substitute the ones that broke or keep failing across the island. I hate how they ignore me, or how they discard what I say because they know I'm not like the shahin or Sher, because they know I don’t have the authority to impose my voice over their shouting.

Fortunately, most of the leaders of the orders that form the Chamber are absent, including the shahin and the khadae, negotiating and struggling in between themselves about the situation of civil instability. They’ve allowed me to sit in Súil’s chair directly in front of Sher, substituting the shahin. An opportunity to give authority to my ideas, even if the chair is only a stolen symbol.

“The mirzaan is right.” Sahare, to everyone’s surprise. She’s the first one to listen to me, to support me, to talk in my favor when I'm interrupted once again by the veteran Chamber members, who won't stop going over the same subject without reaching any accord. “I’m not an expert on the island’s inner workings, but according to what the imitators told me and what I saw working with the fatir, maybe it'd be a good idea to send help to the khithi on the outskirts.”

“They are well aware they can resort to the process if they require it, amira.” One of the oldest nobles and leader of a powerful order, Ámadan, runs over the end of Sahare’s comment. Around the room, both nobles and members and the few Derya delegates that still remain at the palace stop all conversation to focus on us and the interruption of a noble to his future queen.

“I’m well aware of the unusual practices with the khithi, sir,” Sahare keeps talking before anyone can say anything, leaving half the men in the room with their mouths half open to give their opinion. Her shoulders straighten at the attention, but she talks sure of herself, as always, smiles at them, and looks at me out of the corner of her eye before proceeding. “As I understand, khithi that adhere to the process must stay in the palace for months for the benefit of the imitators in exchange for whatever they’ve come asking for, correct?”

“Yes, amira.” His jaw tenses up, wary. He lowers his eyes to the table.

“I doubt the palace has enough capacity to help the whole of the khithi population. Moreover, you can’t pretend to subject kids and the elderly to the imitators’ experiments, less with the state of the Iria now.” She’s just repeating what I’ve been trying to say for days, but she does it with a smile, relaxed, with a sureness I can't even imagine possessing. Some members, mostly businesspeople, nod at her words.

“Sahare amira, with all the respect that’s due,” shame disappears from Ámadan’s face, he looks at her too sure of himself, “this exchange of research resources for aide is a system that has been in place for centuries. It works, assures that Ila stands.” This quiets her, but Ámadan’s satisfied smile gets interrupted too.

“It doesn’t look like it does, senator Ámadan,” Sher speaks for the first time in the entire afternoon, leaning forwards on his chair, smiling at him. The nobles under Ámadan fidget in their seats at his expression, Sher’s attention as desirable as the shahin’s, even more now that he occupies the king’s seat in the Council.

“Mirza, I…”

“It’s not a secret,” he ignores him completely, “that I’ve never had the imitators’ order in my good graces, much less after they were incapable of carrying out their duty now almost five months ago.” He looks at the sixty members of the Chamber in the eye as he talks, one by one, until he comes back to the senator. “Senator Ámadan, do you truly wish to defend a process that has failed to protect the people, as it promised? Because I don’t,” he keeps going before the noble has a chance to answer. His eyes find mine briefly where I occupy the khadae’s place, he stands up. “Order the imitators in the catacombs to stop accepting volunteers. Coga,” the woman in charge of the security force of the realm nods at Sher, “the relationship in between the guard and khithi has always been complicated and conflicting. Maybe if you sent some soldier to distribute food, we could start healing it.”

“Of course, mirza.”

“That would be all.”

Nobles and members nod, and stand up to follow their prince outside the room, a prince that only waits for his fiancée before exiting, ignoring those that walk to him, without doubt, to give him their own advice.

I wait, analyze what just happened. It’s possible that, now, thanks to Sher’s unexpected comment and Sahare’s support, the situation in the city will get better, even if just a bit. I remember that it was something that worried Ira, what happened outside the walls she was kept in.

I only hope that the guard knows how to behave with the khithi, that this doesn’t start more discord.

I retire to my study preparing for another sleepless night, to keep working on a solution for the Iria, crossing data imitators have obtained across centuries with the little we discovered working with Ira. I’m tired, exhausted really, my joints and head hurt from barely sleeping, of refusing to think about what happened in between Sher and I that night, how he has been too quiet and absent lately.

But Ira’s worse, the island is worse, the khithi are worse.

I don’t have an excuse to not keep fighting, as much as I want to give up.

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