Sustainability
Climate Refugees
In a not-so-distant future, the Earth's climate had undergone dramatic changes, leaving entire regions uninhabitable due to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and prolonged droughts. As the world grappled with the repercussions of climate change, millions of people were forced to abandon their homes in search of safety and a chance at survival.
By Josephine Tomas3 years ago in Earth
Oil Clear? The Oil Spill Crisis in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines - Coast Guard and Local Government Unit Terminate Response Efforts
On February 28, 2023, the coastal municipality of Naujan, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines woke up to a tragic sight - toxic sludge had been dumped along their coastline. The MT Princess Empress had encountered engine trouble and sank the day before, resulting in an estimated 800,000 liters of industrial fuel oil spilling across the ocean. This disastrous incident further damaged the already vulnerable marine ecosystem and the surrounding flora and fauna. As the crisis approaches the six-month mark, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the local government unit, led by Incident Commander Geronimo B. Tuvilla and Oriental Mindoro Governor Humerlito ‘Bonz’ Dolor, respectively, have formally signed The Joint Resolution for the Termination of the Oil Spill Response in Oriental Mindoro between the Provincial Government, national and local agencies, and private organizations on August 2. Although the government commits to continued support for affected individuals, it raises concerns about the long-term environmental implications and the need to address fossil fuel dependence for a sustainable future.
By Karina Thyra3 years ago in Earth
10 Bizarre Animals That Self-Cannibalize on Their Body Resources. Content Warning.
Hold on to your limbs and body parts because we're diving into the extraordinary world of certain enigmatic creatures with an appetite for the bizarre. From deep-sea dwellers to the tiniest of worms and even our beloved household pets, self-cannibalism exists in some truly surprising forms across the animal kingdom. Here are the top ten animals that self-cannibalize as a means of survival or for some other wild reason:
By The Purple Olympian3 years ago in Earth
Fact
Earth this is where you reside and this is where you live in your area the planetary group here's the distance between the Earth and the moon doesn't look excessively far does it reconsider at their farthest point the Earth and the moon are 200 and 52 thousand 88 miles away inside that distance you could fit each planet in our whole nearby planet group however we should discuss planets the Incomparable Red Spot on Jupiter that is twice however large as Earth and Saturn seems to be multiple times more extensive than Earth Saturn's rings are enormous to the point that a couple of the sections inside them are essentially as extensive as mountains yet that isn't anything contrasted with our Sun simply recollect.
By Haris Khalid3 years ago in Earth
Inclusive Spaces: Promoting Diversity and Inclusion in Community Gardens
Community gardens have become an increasingly popular feature of urban environments worldwide. These shared green spaces provide many benefits for city dwellers, from healthy food access to community building. However, to fully realize their potential, community gardens must be inclusive spaces that actively embrace diversity. Promoting inclusion and representation of marginalized groups is key to creating vibrant, resilient gardens that bring people together. This article will explore how to foster inclusivity in community gardening to build stronger, more connected communities.
By Stephen Webb3 years ago in Earth
