Climate

Environmental Impact
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst lush greenery, there lived a young girl named Maya. Growing up surrounded by the beauty of nature, she developed a deep love and appreciation for the environment. Maya's days were spent exploring the vibrant forests, listening to the symphony of birdsong, and feeling the gentle breeze against her skin.
By kayitare tresor3 years ago in Earth
Affirmative action. Content Warning.
A congressman there's plenty of data from California that when the California band uh using race as one factor in admissions the admissions of black students other students of color declined dramatically Andrea what isn't being talked about enough is the harm this is going to do for students not just like in Latino students but white and Asian American students consider students going to Harvard who want to become the future political leaders in this country the future president Senators Congress people you think they're going to have a better chance of doing that and doing that successfully if they're in classes that don't have adequate representation from African-Americans and Latinos are they going to understand the country or think if someone wants to be CEO of Google or Apple in my district I can tell you from talking to those CEOs how much they have to interact with people in every diverse Community you're doing a terrible disservice to the Future Leaders of this country in a multi-racial multi-ethnic democracy how do you see universities now trying to tailor their admissions programs to create diverse classes it's going to be a challenge I mean Justice Roberts did have that line that students can talk about race and their personal uh essays I I imagine that they will try to have a more qualitative assessment on essays to comply with the Supreme Court they're going to have to look as you've discussed earlier about not having as many Legacy emissions not having as much Reliance on standardized test scores but look I represent an Asian-American majority District I understand some of the the sentiment there and what I say to people in my own district is many people in the Asian American Community wouldn't have been in America if it weren't for the Civil Rights Movement my parents probably wouldn't have been in America the Civil Rights Movement led to the 1965 Immigration Reform Act that's what allowed people from Asia to start immigrating to the United States so we owe an enormous debt to the Civil Rights Movement and in fact it was LBJ in 1965 right after the passage of the Voting Rights Act and the fair housing law and a lot of the other big major cases that gave a big speech about the importance of diversity and affirmative action do you think that at this stage that colleges can you know find ways to as you point out standardized tests not to use the standardized tests which clearly Advantage those schools those kids who come from schools that have you know all kinds of tutoring and special prep programs for the SATs and other tests the way for standardized tests and I think they can look at a person's essays again Rob Robert says that you can talk about races part of your life and the reality is Race Matters race is consequential to people's lives and so if we are being honest about the adversity folks face the challenges they overcome they're going to talk about race and I think that the colleges are going to have to figure out how they do that be while being consistent with the court decision but from talking to University presidents who expected this decision it's not really a surprise they are a candid that this is going to be a challenge and they're concerned about the leaders that they're going to be producing for American society they know that this country is 60 white non-hispanic that it is incredibly diverse that race continues to be a polarizing issue dividing our nation and they're concerned whether they're going to be able to expose people to all of the diversity of this country that is necessary for them to produce great leaders
By Azeem Taj3 years ago in Earth
The Vanishing Glacier
High in the majestic mountains, where the air was crisp and the sunlight danced upon the glistening peaks, stood a glacier—a timeless masterpiece crafted by nature's hand. For centuries, it had commanded awe and reverence, a symbol of grandeur and resilience. But beneath its magnificent facade, a silent battle raged, unseen by the world.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
The Lost Oasis
In the heart of a barren desert, where the scorching sun beat relentlessly upon the arid land, there once existed a flourishing oasis. It was a sanctuary of life and sustenance, a haven amidst the unforgiving sands. The people who called this oasis home had thrived for generations, drawing strength from the bountiful waters and lush vegetation that adorned their precious sanctuary.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
The Bleached Coral
Deep beneath the shimmering surface of the ocean, a vibrant coral reef thrived, a bustling metropolis of marine life. The coral formed intricate structures, providing shelter and sustenance for an array of colorful inhabitants. It was a world of interconnected existence, where every creature played a vital role in the delicate balance of life.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
Voices of the Arctic
In the frigid reaches of the Arctic, a chorus of voices resonates across the vast expanse. These are the voices of the indigenous communities, their stories echoing through time, revealing their struggles, traditions, and hopes as their way of life teeters on the precipice.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
The Eternal Summer
In a not-so-distant future, where the ravages of climate change had reshaped the world, there existed a place where the seasons no longer danced their familiar rhythm. The town of Harmony, once adorned with the beauty of nature's changing palette, now existed in a perpetual state of summer. The absence of seasons had left its inhabitants longing for the enchantment and predictability of the past.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
Seeds of Hope
In a world ravaged by deforestation and environmental degradation, there existed a barren landscape where hope struggled to take root. The once lush and vibrant forest had been reduced to a desolate wasteland, stripped of its ancient glory. But within the depths of this forsaken land, a young girl named Mia clung to a flicker of hope.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
Changing Tides
Chapter 1: A Serene Haven Havenport, a once-idyllic coastal town, existed in perfect harmony with the sea. Generations of families built their lives around the calming embrace of the ocean, finding solace and joy in its depths. The salty breeze carried memories of laughter, love, and a sense of belonging. But now, the town's residents faced an overwhelming threat—the rising sea levels.
By MUHAMMAD ABU BAKR 3 years ago in Earth
The Rising Tides
In a coastal town where crashing waves once harmonized with the laughter of children, there lived a community whose lives were entwined with the ebb and flow of the sea. But as the years passed, the rising tides brought a cruel twist of fate that would forever change their world.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth
Loss and Grief
Title: The Last Song of the Meadow The meadow had always been Emily's sanctuary—a place of solace and serenity amidst the chaos of the world. As a child, she would spend endless afternoons chasing butterflies, breathing in the sweet scent of wildflowers, and listening to the enchanting symphony of birdsong. It was a world of vibrant life, brimming with possibility.
By Chibuisi ikechukwu 3 years ago in Earth
Silent Spring
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the countryside, there existed a picturesque haven where nature thrived harmoniously with the human residents. It was a place where the gentle melodies of birds filled the air, enchanting the hearts of all who called it home. But as the seasons changed, so too did the town's fate.
By Oluseyi Oladejo3 years ago in Earth