Climate

Is it really a strike if you aren't scheduled to work that day?
I don't remember when exactly I became a tree-hugger. The first memory I have of caring about the environment is when my parents had a National Geographic subscription. I was really quiet and introverted as a kid who spent a lot of time flipping through magazines filled with interesting maps and colorful photos of scenery and wildlife. It instilled in me an intense curiosity to learn more about the different places and peoples around the planet. And it opened my eyes to the moral conundrums and injustices of climate change and environmental degradation, even before I knew what any of those words meant. A 2004 issue framed CO2 emissions and climate change in terms of a mystery novel, as if fossil fuel companies were murdering the biosphere by mining oil and coal, and the Earth was unwittingly hiding the evidence by letting CO2 dissolve into the oceans. Nine year old me didn't know what some of the words meant, but they knew that this was a really big problem that would affect everyone they knew and everyone those people knew and all their descendants for hundreds and thousands of years.
By James Bao3 years ago in Earth
How did we get Here?
The belfry's window, located above the library, offered one of the best views in all of town. The tower overlooked the giant forest to the east. Days of peaceful solitude, filled with the sound of rustling leaves. A bird's song, echoed in the distance. A light whistle of wind as it travels through tiny cracks in the old stone. Catching the first rays of yellow and gold highlighting the mountains was one of the wonders this tiny town could offer. It was a special sanctuary.
By Michael Crone3 years ago in Earth
"The Most Poisonous and Dangerous Animals in the World"
The world is home to a vast array of different animal species, many of which are known for their beauty, grace, and unique characteristics. However, there are also a number of animals that have earned a reputation for being some of the deadliest creatures on the planet. Here is a list of the top 10 deadliest animals in the world, along with a brief description of each:
By Ajith kumar3 years ago in Earth
"Danger in the Wild: India's Deadliest Animals"
India is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including some animals that can be dangerous to humans. Here are some of the deadliest animals found in India:
By Ajith kumar3 years ago in Earth
8 Wonders of the World: What They Are and What They Can Be
8 Wonders of the World: What They Are and What They Can Be Introduction Visitors to the internet are constantly on the lookout for new things to explore. From blogs and videos to websites and books, there are endless opportunities for people to learn about the world around them. This can be a great thing, or it can lead to frustration. For those looking for an adventure, 8 Wonders of the World is a perfect foundation. But what does this website offer that other sources don’t?
By Vinoth3 years ago in Earth
The Climate Change Chronicles: A Journey of Courage and Hope
The world was in crisis. For years, scientists had been warning that climate change was a real and imminent threat, but their warnings had fallen on deaf ears. And now, it was too late. The world was on the brink of collapse, with natural disasters tearing through communities and the effects of climate change becoming more and more pronounced.
By AFFIRMATIONS3 years ago in Earth
Health is the state of being physically
Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not just the absence of disease or infirmity. It is a fundamental human right, and an essential component of personal, social, and economic development. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity."
By medo24683 years ago in Earth
Viability of Green Energy Solutions
Green energy solutions work, on a limited scale. Solar, Wind, Biomass, Hydro-electric are all proven technologies. However, they each have limits to their use. Before committing to these technologies as the solution, we must understand their innate limitations.
By MICHAEL ROSS AULT3 years ago in Earth
Atlantic and Sahara seperator, "The Atlas Mountain."
The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range located in the Maghreb region of northwest Africa. Spanning over 2,500 miles, the Atlas Mountains stretch across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. These mountains are known for their stunning beauty and diverse landscapes, which range from snow-capped peaks and alpine forests to desert oases and palm groves.
By Vishal 89893 years ago in Earth
NIAGARA FALLS
‘Looks more majestic than usual’: After a snowstorm, Niagara Falls partially freezes into a ‘winter wonderland’ This winter, areas near New York are seeing record-breaking low temperatures and freak weather instances such as unexpected snow blizzards and storms. After one such chilling storm that took over Canada and the US Tuesday, Niagara Falls partially froze over.
By Aravindha Raaja3 years ago in Earth
What does the world need the most?
The world needs many things, but some of the most pressing needs include access to clean water, food security, education, and healthcare. These are all essential for people to live healthy and fulfilling lives, and without them, individuals and communities struggle to thrive. Additionally, the world needs greater global cooperation to address climate change and other environmental challenges, as well as an increased focus on economic equity to ensure that all people have access to economic opportunity.
By G Fraust3 years ago in Earth
These are the The longest rivers in Africa and there history
Africa is the world's second-largest continent , and it is home to some of the longest rivers in the world. Here are some of the longest rivers in Africa, and their histories.
By mak labs3 years ago in Earth