Sustainability

Journey to the Unknown
An asteroid named Bennu is currently ranked as the highest potential risk for a serious collision with Earth. It's on a trajectory that could potentially bring it dangerously close to our planet. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is actively tracking Bennu and other asteroids, assessing whether any pose a significant threat. As of now, Bennu is considered the most concerning, with a 1 in 1,750 chance of colliding with Earth on September 24th, 2182.
By Shekoabout a year ago in Earth
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The United States, as one of the world's most powerful nations, exerts a profound influence on global affairs. U.S. politics, from its domestic policies to its international relations, significantly impacts economies, geopolitical stability, and even cultural trends worldwide. This article delves into how U.S. political decisions reverberate across the globe, shaping the future of other nations and influencing global dynamics.
By Someoneabout a year ago in Earth
Save Florida’s State Parks
Growing up vacationing in Florida, I cherished the opportunity to visit its state parks. These parks provided an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, offering a haven of natural beauty and wildlife. Unlike golf courses, resorts, or sporting courts, these parks were adorned with nature trails, open spaces, pristine beaches, refreshing springs, historic monuments, crystal-clear rivers, and the enchanting presence of nature itself. Every family visit culminated in a perfect day, leaving us with cherished memories.
By Jenna Deedyabout a year ago in Earth
You will NEVER see The Milky Way again
The Unseen Darkness You've never truly seen a dark sky. The night sky today is much brighter than it was 18 years ago, and by 2050, it will be even worse. The culprit? Light pollution. Every year, Earth's skies get 10% brighter, with serious consequences. It's not just bad for astronomers—light pollution is linked to health issues like cancer and obesity, and it even causes the deaths of millions of migrating animals.
By Shekoabout a year ago in Earth
Wonders Ever End
In the heart of the world, where the skies kissed the earth and the rivers sang songs of old, there was a land known as Elorhith. Elorhith was a place of wonders, where the impossible was a part of everyday life. Great mountains soared to the heavens, their peaks forever lost in the clouds, while forests whispered secrets to those who listened. The stars above danced in patterns unknown to any map, and the moon’s reflection shimmered on lakes as smooth as glass.
By Elijahabout a year ago in Earth
Future of data science Technology
**The Eventual fate of Information Science Innovation: Exploring the Following Influx of Innovation** Lately, information science has quickly developed, becoming perhaps of the most powerful field in innovation and business. As we look forward, the fate of information science innovation vows to be significantly more extraordinary, with headways in man-made reasoning (simulated intelligence), AI (ML), enormous information, and related fields driving the way. This article investigates the critical patterns and developments that will shape the eventual fate of information science, featuring their expected effect on ventures, society, and the worldwide economy.
By Md.Humaiun kabirabout a year ago in Earth
A Love Story Amidst the Warming Earth. Content Warning.
Elena stood at the edge of the crumbling coastline, the salty breeze tangling her hair as she stared at the encroaching waves. The ocean had swallowed her hometown, little by little, until nothing remained but memories. She closed her eyes, the sound of the crashing waves filling her ears, and thought of the day she’d met Max.
By JOSEPH Tettehabout a year ago in Earth
Ecofeminism and Sustainability: Can They Work Together?
Ecofeminism – The augmented reality of ecology The overwhelming evidence of the IPBES Global Assessment, from an extensive range of various fields of information, affords an ominous image,” stated IPBES Chair, Sir Robert Watson. “The health of ecosystems on which we and all different species depend is deteriorating extra rapidly than ever. We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, meals safety, fitness, and the best of lifestyles internationally. The trade-off between the existence of humans and nature can reside amicably if we chose to create a balance between the two.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Earth
The Hidden Carbon Footprint of the Digital World
The environmental impact of our increasingly digital world is a complex and often overlooked issue, one that quietly amplifies with every website visit, email sent, and video streamed. As society shifts more of its activities online, from business operations to personal communications, the carbon footprint of our digital lives is growing at an alarming rate. The paradox of the digital age lies in its perceived immateriality—information flows seamlessly through the cloud, seemingly detached from the physical world. Yet, beneath this veneer of weightlessness, there lies an immense infrastructure of data centers, networks, and devices, all of which require significant energy to operate. This energy consumption, often invisible to the average user, contributes substantially to global carbon emissions.
By CableGuyabout a year ago in Earth
My Climate Expert: A Journey of Hope from the African Soil. AI-Generated.
My Climate Expert: A Journey of Hope from the African Soil In the vast plains of Africa, where the sun paints the landscape in shades of gold and the winds whisper stories of resilience, a beacon of hope shines bright amidst the challenges of climate change. Meet Moyo, a young boy born into a world where the earth’s cries for help echo louder than the roar of the lion. Despite the adversity of poverty, Moyo’s unwavering spirit and determination have transformed him into my climate expert, a guiding light on the path towards a sustainable future.
By Kelvin Sena Datsaabout a year ago in Earth
THE WORLD WE WANT
THE YOUTH CREATING A PEACEFUL FUTURE. As a child, I was raised by my grandparents in a rural community in West Africa where friendship was highly valued. Having numerous friends was not considered newsworthy, as the elders often said, “When a dog bites a human, it is not news, but when a human bites a dog, it becomes news.”
By Kelvin Sena Datsaabout a year ago in Earth
The Environmental Benefits of Repairing Your iPhone Screen Instead of Replacing Your Device
When faced with a damaged iPhone screen, many people are tempted to replace their entire device rather than opt for a repair. This decision is often fueled by the allure of upgrading to the latest model or the misconception that a damaged phone is no longer worth fixing. However, choosing to repair your iPhone screen rather than replacing the device has significant environmental benefits that are worth considering. In this blog, we will explore the various ways in which repairing your iPhone screen can contribute to a more sustainable future and help reduce your environmental footprint.
By Francis Rodriguesabout a year ago in Earth