Advocacy
The Last Breath of the Forest
Once upon a time, in a lush and vibrant forest, there lived a diverse community of creatures. Towering trees stretched toward the heavens, their branches forming a verdant canopy that shielded the forest floor from the harsh sunlight. Animals of all shapes and sizes called this place home, their lives intricately woven together in a delicate balance of harmony and interdependence.
By Robin William3 years ago in Earth
A climate change
Once upon a time, in a small coastal village named Havenbrook, nestled between lush green forests and the shimmering ocean, lived a community whose lives were deeply intertwined with the changing climate. For generations, the villagers had relied on the bountiful sea and fertile lands, but now they faced an uncertain future as the effects of climate change began to manifest.
By PHILEMON MAMOSADI3 years ago in Earth
PAUL TIERNEY as the referee for the FA finals 2023
In a momentous announcement that sent waves of excitement across the footballing world, the team of match officials for the highly anticipated 2023 Emirates FA Cup Final has been confirmed. Among them, Paul Tierney, a name synonymous with integrity and expertise, has been bestowed with the extraordinary honor of refereeing the grand final at the iconic Wembley Stadium connected by EE.
By Mobilyte Emeribe3 years ago in Earth
The Vanishing Shore
As the sun made its first appearance of the day, it cast a warm, golden light across the still waters below. An elderly fisherman named Juan was spotted on the deck of his rusty boat, tightly gripping the steering wheel with his calloused hands. Juan had a beard and graying hair. His nostrils were filled with the reassuring scent of saltwater, which combined with the memories of a lifetime spent working on ships His eyes were filled with the memories of a lifetime spent working on ships. Today, on the other hand, was not like other days; rather, there was a pervasive and overwhelming sense of unease that permeated the area. For a good number of generations, Juan's family has made this stretch of coastline their permanent home. The ocean provided them with food, a safe haven, and a means to support themselves throughout their existence. While they were throwing their nets in these waterways, they did it with a great sense of reverence and wonder for the delicate balance that nature maintains. But as the years passed, a shadow emerged on the horizon, and Juan knew that he could no longer deny the truth: it was vanishing, evaporating like sand between his fingers. He had no choice but to accept reality. He could no longer turn a blind eye to the truth. His treasured beachfront had been chipped away by coastal erosion, and the once-familiar landscape was vanishing piece by piece. Coastal erosion. The pounding waves that had put him to sleep were now mercilessly chewing away at the weak dunes, consuming his history and leaving his future uncertain. This had the effect of putting him to sleep. It was as if the sea itself had turned against him, transforming him into a determined adversary who had no regard for the memories that were etched into his heart. It was as if the sea had turned against him. On the day when Juan set sail from land in the direction of the ocean, he couldn't help but feel the weight of an impending loss. The briny breeze carried with it the reverberations of the many fishermen whose livelihoods had been obliterated as a result of the merciless forces of nature. These echoes were transported over land by the wind that came off the sea. His soul hurt for them because they went through the misery that was shared by all of them, a sorrow that transcended country boundaries and connected all of their hearts. Because the shoreline continued to recede and make the community more exposed, the hamlet became more susceptible to severe tides as the days passed. This was because the village got more exposed. The persistent waves were eroding the foundations of residences that had been standing for decades, which placed the homes in a precarious position on the verge of collapsing. It became necessary for families to uproot themselves and leave behind their houses, their memories, and their fundamental sense of belonging as the ocean continued to advance into people's homes and lives. Juan's heart hurt for his community and the children who would have to grow up without the feeling of the sand beneath their feet or the sound of the joyful calls of seagulls. His heart also broke for the adults who would have to watch them suffer. There was a threat to his village. The fishermen were well aware that the destruction of their coastal history signified not only a loss of land but also a loss of identity and a terrible unraveling of the fabric that had held them together for a significant amount of time. This was something that they had been suffering from for quite some time. Juan's hopelessness served as the driving force behind his dogged perseverance. He ran away to the ocean for safety in a last-ditch effort to rescue his home and found the waves there to be very reassuring. He joyfully threw his nets into the water, hoping for a successful catch that would allow him to provide for his family as well as the countless others who relied on the wealth of the sea. He was not the only one who relied on the bounty of the sea. On the other hand, the waters that were once teeming with fish have turned desolate, creating the impression that the fish have fled in order to find protection from the changing currents. Juan, who was formerly skilled in the art of fishing, could be seen clutching his ancient fists in exasperation at this very moment. When he realized that the receding beach was removing not just their land but also the means by which they maintained their lives, it hit him like a ton of bricks. He had no choice but to accept reality. The precarious equilibrium that had existed between man and environment had been thrown off, and as a consequence, a void had been produced that no amount of resiliency could ever hope to fill. Juan found himself at a crossroads just as the sun was sinking below the horizon, casting a crimson hue on the beach that was fading behind him. The water, which had always been his refuge, now faced the threat of engulfing him in its totality, but he refused to concede defeat. The ocean had always been his safe haven. The fire of determination that burned within him was fanned by the recollections of previous generations, who had fought their own battles against the surging water. He was resolute to achieve success in a field in which his predecessors had been unsuccessful. Juan established himself as a leader by advocating not just for the safety of his community but also for the countless other coastal communities located all over the world that are facing a threat that is comparable to their own. He recounted their conflicts, their defeats, and the unwavering resolve they exhibited throughout it all. His words struck a chord in the hearts of those who listened to him, lighting a spark of optimism in a world that was otherwise devoured by melancholy. His remarks touched a chord in the hearts of those who listened to him. Juan made use of advocacy and storytelling in an effort to raise support, reawaken collective consciousness, and encourage people to take action against the forces that were devastating their beaches. He was successful in all of these endeavors. He spoke about his pain, his love, and his aspirations for a future in which his children and grandchildren would be able to feel the reassuring embrace of the sea once more and in which the retreating shoreline would become a thing of the past. He spoke about his suffering, his love, and his hopes for a future in which his children and grandchildren would be able to experience the comforting embrace of the sea once more. And as the tides continued to rise and as the coastline disintegrated beneath the inexorable onslaught of the oceans, Juan stayed strong as a sign of resiliency and as a beacon of hope in the midst of the impending darkness. He knew that even if the ocean ate his home, it would never be able to extinguish the flame of love and determination that burned within him, a flame that was inexorably linked to the shoreline that was receding into the distance. He knew this to be true even though he was watching the beach recede.
By Marvito Royals 3 years ago in Earth
Fuel Scarcity in Nigeria: An Incessant Struggle for Energy Stability
Introduction: Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, has been grappling with a chronic issue of fuel scarcity for decades. Despite being a major oil producer, the country's inadequate refining capacity and dependence on fuel imports have created a recurring cycle of shortages, long queues at petrol stations, and a burden on the economy and citizens alike. This article examines the root causes behind Nigeria's fuel scarcity, explores the dire consequences it has on various sectors, and suggests potential strategies to alleviate this persistent crisis.
By Ugwoke Samuel3 years ago in Earth
Developing Good Garden habits
Gardening is a rewarding and fulfilling hobby that brings joy and beauty to our surroundings. However, to achieve a thriving garden, it is essential to develop good garden habits. These habits encompass various practices that promote plant health, improve yields, and create a sustainable gardening environment. In this article, we will explore the significance of good garden habits and how they can positively impact your garden.
By Adegahi Adrian Ada3 years ago in Earth
"Lost in the Storm". Content Warning.
Rain poured relentlessly, obscuring the once-vibrant coastal town of Haven Bay. The air crackled with anticipation as dark clouds loomed overhead, promising a tempest of unimaginable proportions. Emily stood at the window, her heart pounding in rhythm with the approaching storm. It felt as if the entire world held its breath.
By Gessy Vackelson3 years ago in Earth
The Future of Our Planet
artriting The future of our planet is a topic that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. With climate change and environmental degradation becoming more apparent, it is crucial that we understand the stakes involved. As individuals, it may seem difficult to make a difference, but by joining the climate and environment movement, you too can become part of the solution. We have the responsibility to take action and protect our planet for generations to come.Climate change is one of the most significant challenges facing our planet today. The Earth's temperature has been rising steadily, and this has led to a variety of problems, including melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. These challenges are not just environmental; they also have economic, social, and political consequences.
By Fathia Balogun3 years ago in Earth
"Echoes of Tomorrow"
The sun dipped below the polluted skyline, casting an orange glow over the crumbling city. Mia stood on the rooftop, her heart heavy with anger and frustration. She was only seventeen, but she had inherited a world on the brink of collapse. The consequences of previous generations' negligence were etched into every aspect of her life.
By Charles Edwards3 years ago in Earth
A World Unraveling
Introduction In recent decades, the consequences of climate change have become increasingly evident, as our planet experiences rising temperatures, melting glaciers, extreme weather events, and the loss of biodiversity. These changes are not only affecting human societies but also unraveling ecosystems worldwide. This article delves into the far-reaching consequences of climate change on ecosystems and explores potential solutions to mitigate and adapt to this global crisis.
By Juliet Udeagulu3 years ago in Earth
Environmental injustice
In the heart of a forgotten neighbourhood, tucked away from the gleaming skyscrapers and manicured lawns of the affluent, a community grappled with the heavy burden of environmental injustice. Here, amidst the crumbling infrastructure and dilapidated homes, the air was thick with anger and frustration that hung like a suffocating cloud.
By Ugochukwu Joseph 3 years ago in Earth
