Climate change is affecting everyone and everything on Earth. With the little effort most people have, our world will become uninhabitable by 2050 according to NASA.
Since the early 1980’s, people...
The medical sector is the “the most carbon-intensive industry service sector in the industrialized world”, according to a research article by Health Affairs. Yet, we extend it a lot of grace since...
The ozone layer has been getting better and might fully recover by the year 2045 due to many scientists and global groups banning ozone-depleting chemicals that mainly cause the ozone layer to fade away...
In the past century, humans have been continuously destroying rainforests to satisfy their hunger for industrial and agricultural success; in short: money. Today, two thirds of all original tropical rainforest cover around the world is either gone or severely damaged. That has led to many scientists exclaiming that it is too late for us, that we have gone too far. But why even are rainforests so important for the planet and the species living on it, including us? And is it really too late for us to change and save the rainforests?
Introduction
From 31 October until 12 November 2021, representatives of some 200 countries have discussed future measures in the fight against climate change. The Glasgow climate change conference was...
Is global warming becoming the biggest threat to humanity?
In 2019 a study done by “The General Assembly” showed that we had 11 years left to stop and reduce carbon emissions before it...
Greta Thunberg has been making waves as a global climate activist for the huge movement she has led to save the Earth. She has used the power of this generation's youth--her voice and everyone else's--to...
