short story
Voices from the Flooded Village.
Once upon a time, in a remote village nestled along the banks of a winding river, lived a tight-knit community named Chandrapur. Their lives were deeply intertwined with the rhythms of nature, and they cherished the land that had been their home for generations. The villagers, like many in similar parts of the world, were vulnerable to the capricious effects of climate change.
By Yussuf Haret Mohamed.2 years ago in Earth
Snow white
According to time, Snow White was leading a not-so-fairytale life in a lovely little village. She had long since gotten tired of putting up with the seven irritable dwarfs. grouchy was, well, usually grouchy. Doc insisted on providing her medical advise despite the fact that he had no practical Ph.D.s. As implied by his name, Sneezy was a continual supply of pathogens. Sleepy was less concerned with her issues and more engaged in his pillow. The problem was that bashful was too shy to say much. Happy was never subdued enough for her morning disposition. And as for Dopey, let's not even go there.
By Javel samuels2 years ago in Earth
The Rise of Sustainable Agriculture: A Global Shift Toward Food Security and Environmental Stewardship. Content Warning.
The Imperative for Sustainable Agriculture As the world's population surges towards 9.7 billion by 2050, the demand for food is expected to rise by 70%. To meet this growing need, conventional agriculture has historically relied on intensive practices such as monoculture, heavy pesticide use, and large-scale irrigation. While these methods have increased food production, they have also strained natural resources, contributed to greenhouse gas emissions, and led to biodiversity decline.
By Rohan Baria2 years ago in Earth
The unseen heroes
Amidst the vibrant colors of autumn leaves, Emma's car wound its way down the familiar streets of her hometown. It had been almost a decade since she'd left for the city, chasing dreams of success. Yet, there was something that had always tethered her to this place—a teacher named Mr. Johnson.
By Laurine Kedogo2 years ago in Earth
Why do planes avoid the "Pacific Ring of Fire"?
While arranging my Asian vacation, I stumbled upon an intriguing detail. My flight appeared to be taking an unexpected detour over Alaska. The question that immediately arose was why my airline was deviating from the typical route across the Pacific Ocean. Was this an error? Did I unwittingly select the caribou route? Initially, one might assume this deviation was motivated by safety concerns. After all, the Pacific Ocean is renowned for its vastness and depth. In the event of an in-flight issue over this seemingly boundless expanse of water, pilots would face significant challenges in identifying a safe landing spot. In contrast, Alaska, while not teeming with international airports, offers a more appealing alternative to the middle of the ocean. Perhaps it could even adopt a humorous tourism slogan like "Alaska: At Least It's Better Than Sinking!" My apologies to Alaska for the jest. Speculating that safety was the primary reason wouldn't be entirely inaccurate. Many pilots prefer routes with a greater number of accessible airports when planning their journeys. Emergencies are relatively rare compared to the multitude of flights daily, but the thought of losing an engine at 30,000 feet over the vast Pacific Ocean is undeniably anxiety-inducing. However, this isn't the primary rationale behind airlines' preference for avoiding direct east-to-west routes. Ultimately, the decision comes down to the twin objectives of conserving fuel and time. It's easy to overlook the fact that an airline is, fundamentally, a business. And like any business, its profitability hinges on efficiently and economically transporting passengers between destinations.
By Rold Latosa2 years ago in Earth
The Healing Garden
Synopsis: "The Healing Garden" is a heartwarming story that explores the therapeutic power of gardening in helping individuals cope with grief and loss. The narrative revolves around the main character, Sarah, who has recently lost her husband in a tragic accident. Overwhelmed by grief and struggling to find a way forward, Sarah stumbles upon an abandoned community garden near her home.
By Michael Ayomide2 years ago in Earth
Crisis and Tsunami in Libya**
**Title: Crisis and Tsunami in Libya** Introduction: Libya, a North African nation, has been engulfed in a deepening crisis that threatens the stability and well-being of its people. Political turmoil, coupled with economic challenges and armed conflicts, has created a devastating tsunami of chaos and suffering. In this article, we will delve into the major factors contributing to the crisis in Libya and the urgent need for international intervention.
By Abubakar shafiu2 years ago in Earth
IMPORTANCE OF OZONE(O3) IN DAY TO DAY LIFE. Content Warning.
Ozone is an odorless, colorless gas made up of three oxygen molecules (O3) and is a natural part of the environment. It occurs both in the Earth's upper atmosphere, or stratosphere, and at ground level in the lower atmosphere, or troposphere. Ozone is formed when heat and sunlight cause chemical reactions between oxides of nitrogen (NOX ) and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), which are also known as Hydrocarbons. Ozone is an inorganic molecule, with a pale blue gas with a distinctively pungent smell. Often called photochemical "smog," ozone is harmful to breathe. Ozone aggressively attacks lung tissue by reacting chemically with it. When ozone is present, there are other harmful pollutants created by the same processes that make ozone. The name ozone derives from ozein, the Greek neuter present participle for smell, referring to ozone's distinctive smell.
By Manas Ranjan Maharana2 years ago in Earth
Aftershocks of Love
Days turned into weeks, and the aftershocks continued. Willowville, once a tranquil haven, now resembled a war-torn landscape. Homes were destroyed, businesses lost, and the scars of the earthquake etched deep into the hearts of its residents.
By Augustine Roseline 2 years ago in Earth
