Sustainability

Climate Change: The Need for a Lasting Resolve Through Climate Summit
"Climate action is not a Global North issue or a Global South issue. It is our collective challenge, and it affects all of us. We need to come together to find common, global solutions." ~ H.E President William Samoei Ruto.
By James W.2 years ago in Earth
***SCIENCE TODAY!*** Mystery Methane Surge: A Glimpse into Earth's Past and Future
Mystery Methane Surge: A Glimpse into Earth's Past and Future Exploring the Recent Surge in Methane Levels and Its Implications for Our Planet
By Kyle Red2 years ago in Earth
Celestial Symphony
In the heart of the cosmos a precious jewel adorned the universe - our planet Earth. From the barren reaches of outer space, it was a sight to behold, an oasis of life and beauty that left celestial travelers in awe. This is a story of the profound beauty that graced every corner of our planet.
By claudiu vieriu2 years ago in Earth
The Healing Garden
The house stood silent, its walls echoing with memories that had become too painful to revisit. For Sarah, the passing of her husband, David, had left a void that seemed impossible to fill. Grief held her in its relentless grip, an unyielding darkness that had settled over her life. But amidst the shadows, a glimmer of hope emerged in an unexpected place—the neglected garden behind the house.
By AGBO JAMES2 years ago in Earth
The contribution of natural disaster to climate change
In the sleepy coastal town of Blue Harbor, nestled between the gentle whispers of the ocean and the towering arms of ancient oaks, the world was changing. And not in a way that brought joy or excitement to the hearts of its inhabitants. For they, like so many others in this new age of uncertainty, were experiencing the emotional toll of more frequent and severe natural disasters, all linked to the ever-present specter of climate change.
By Micah Adie2 years ago in Earth
The Unseen Battlefield
In the heart of a war-ravaged country, nestled amidst the ruins of what was once a bustling city, lived a small boy named Adnan. Adnan was just seven years old, with sunshine in his heart, dreams in his eyes, and an innocence that shone brighter than the stars in the night.
By The Man2 years ago in Earth
Radiation:
Radiation: Uncovering the Undetectable Power Forming Our Reality Radiation is a crucial and unavoidable power that saturates our universe, forming the universe, fueling our innovation, and influencing our wellbeing. This charming and frequently misconstrued peculiarity has spellbound the interest of researchers, fascinated the personalities of fiction authors, and motivated both amazement and dread in general society. In this investigation of radiation, we will dig into its assorted structures, its starting points, its applications, and its impacts on our lives.
By Melody 2 years ago in Earth
The Green Revolution: How Renewable Energy Is Reshaping the World
In an era defined by environmental consciousness, one concept stands tall as a beacon of hope for a sustainable future: the green revolution. Renewable energy sources have emerged as the driving force behind a global transformation that promises cleaner skies, reduced carbon footprints, and a healthier planet. From wind turbines gracefully harnessing the wind's power to solar panels soaking up the sun's rays, renewable energy is reshaping the world in inspiring ways. In this article, we will explore the incredible impact of renewable energy, backed by real-life examples, and envision a future powered by clean energy for a more sustainable world.
By PorkChopBob2 years ago in Earth
What Actually Expiration Date Labels On Food Mean?
The United States is one of the countries in the world for wasting a lot of food each year. 37% of US food waste comes from individual families. Additionally, consumers misinterpret the dates on these food items, leading to the disposal of approximately 20% of them. However, the majority of those groceries remain perfectly safe to consume. So in the event that the dates on our food don't let us know that something's turned sour, what do they tell us? Before the twentieth hundred years, the way between where food was created and where it was eaten was significantly more immediate, and a great many people knew how to evaluate newness utilizing sight, smell, and contact. In any case, when stores started loading handled food varieties, item ages became more earnestly to measure.
By Sowmya2 years ago in Earth
The 2023 Al Haouz Earthquake in morocco
Local media began reporting news of an earthquake in Morocco shortly after 11:00 PM local time. The earthquake was felt by residents in dozens of Moroccan cities, including the capital Rabat, Casablanca, Fez, Agadir, and especially the city of Marrakech, which was close to the epicenter. Reuters news agency reported that the German Seismological Center measured the earthquake's magnitude at 7 on the Richter scale. The official Moroccan television, quoting the National Institute of Geophysics, confirmed the earthquake's strength as seven degrees and that it affected several regions of the kingdom. The National Institute of Geophysics located the epicenter of the earthquake in the Haha region, southwest of Marrakech, and described it as "the most powerful in a century," according to the institute's director.
By ILYASS ELYAHIAOUI2 years ago in Earth
Eco-anxiety
In a quiet coastal town named Harmony Cove, nestled between lush forests and a pristine shoreline, lived a young girl named Lily. From a tender age, Lily had a profound connection with nature. She spent her days exploring the tide pools, climbing trees in the forest, and listening to the whispers of the waves. But as she grew older, something began to gnaw at her heart - the looming threat of climate change and environmental degradation.
By jason muleya2 years ago in Earth
Unveiling the Mystery of Snowball Earth: Volcanoes and Weathering as Key Players
Unveiling the Mystery of Snowball Earth: Volcanoes and Weathering as Key Players Exploring the Earth's Enigmatic Deep Freeze and the Birth of Complex Life
By Kyle Red2 years ago in Earth