Climate

President Biden’s Global Summit with World’s Leaders on Climate Change.
To commemorate the first Earth Day on 22nd April 1970, US President Richard Nixon had planted a tree in the White House Lawn. The task of the current President Joe Biden is much bigger, and he is quick up to the challenge of climate change.
By DEEPAK SETHI5 years ago in Earth
How does the Weather and Climate Affect Mental Health?
Although winter doesn’t officially end until 20th March, as the days pass, we edge closer and closer to the end of the coldest months. Soon, warmer days will be upon us, where we will likely feel happier and have more energy.
By Fay McFarlane5 years ago in Earth
10 ways to support oceans & reduce emissions
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) states that greenhouse gas emissions cause changes in water temperature, ocean acidification and deoxygenation, leading to changes in oceanic circulation and chemistry, rising sea levels, and increased storm intensity, as well as changes in the diversity and abundance of marine species.
By Sally H5 years ago in Earth
How glaciers can shape the landscape
Glaciers change the landscape in two ways, namely by what they take away and what they leave behind. These processes are termed glacial erosion and glacial deposition.
By John Welford5 years ago in Earth
By the Sea
Simone glared at her date with annoyance. “ You do realize you're at the beach, right?” Caleb took a long swallow from the insulated can in his hand. He immediately looked back to his laptop before replying: “Working at the beach is the best of both worlds! You should have brought a book with you, Simone. There's an entire genre designed around that activity. You’ve heard of beach reads, right?”
By Eileen Kos5 years ago in Earth
FINE-TUNING OUR CARBON FOOTPRINTS
The Icecaps in Greenland are melting. Oceans will be rising. Are you paying attention. This phenomenon will lead to increase in oceanic waters.
By Novel Allen5 years ago in Earth
Life as we know it
All people on Earth are responsible for looking after nature, taking care of it, and keeping it thriving. We only currently borrow what is now from the future generations, our children, our grandchildren etc. So why do we treat it with little respect- would we treat our children or grandchildren like this? Or would we treat our home with such disrespect? No, then why do people treat the planet in such a way?
By Silver 5 years ago in Earth
Sea level rises due to global warming
It seems that an inevitable consequence of climate change will be a rise in sea level that will have disastrous consequences for low-lying regions across the world. The questions that arise are – how high and when?
By John Welford5 years ago in Earth
2 Unique Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
The greatest threat to humanity today is not terrorism. It isn't world war too. Climate change is. "Climate change is real. It is happening right now, it is the most urgent threat facing our entire species and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating." ~ Leonardo Di Caprio
By DARSHAK RANA5 years ago in Earth
The One That Got Left Behind
I guess they have no need for writers where they’re going. Writers are energised by the world around them. Depending on a writer’s emotional level on the moral gauge, their words become a delicate blend of abstract and actual. Fact and fiction. Fantasy and reality.
By Fiona Nneka5 years ago in Earth
Ecofeminist criticism of the Law on climate change and energy transition
In June 2020, the Institute of Women published the study on Gender and climate change. A diagnosis of the situation and announced the creation, for the first time, of a specific line of work on this issue. The diagnosis is tragic. That it is tragic does not mean that it is pessimistic. It faces the truth without hot cloths and proposes alternatives, from the institutional framework, that could be transformed into a hopeful collective horizon.
By Harsh Mehta5 years ago in Earth
Easy Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
It’s not always easy being environmentally conscious. I know myself have been guilty of thinking “oh, if I don’t recycle this, it’s just one it won’t hurt!” Or something along those lines.
By Lindsay Dewolfe5 years ago in Earth