Victor VinaHell
Bio
Hello! I'm Victor, an artist dedicated to sharing eco-information and some other random stuff! Through my articles, I aim to inspire and empower you to make changes that create a big impact on our planet. We can build a better world!
Stories (16/0)
The Hidden Crisis: Reimagining a World Without Poverty
According to recent data, around 10 percent of people worldwide live in extreme poverty, struggling to survive on less than $2 a day. But the reality is even more harrowing: roughly half of the world's population lives on less than $5 a day. This shocking statistic forces us to question whether the figures we are given truly reflect the depth of poverty, or if they are being manipulated to mask the dire situation.
By Victor VinaHell26 days ago in Earth
Understanding the Electrical Consumption of Air Conditioners Compared to Other Household Appliances
When it comes to battling the heatwaves of summer, air conditioners stand out as our primary allies. But delving deeper into their energy consumption compared to other household appliances unveils an intriguing landscape of power usage.
By Victor VinaHell26 days ago in Earth
Donald Trump Declared Guilty on 34 Counts of Business Records Falsification
New York, NY – After intense hours of deliberation, a New York jury has declared former President Donald Trump guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records. This historic decision marks a significant moment in legal and political history, making Trump the first former U.S. president to be convicted of such charges.
By Victor VinaHell26 days ago in Criminal
After the Impact! How the Chicxulub Asteroid Shaped Earth and Its Life
Around 66 million years ago, a giant asteroid struck the Earth near what is now the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. This event, known as the Chicxulub impact, caused massive destruction and changed the planet forever. The impact led to the extinction of about 75% of all species, including the dinosaurs, and shaped the course of life on Earth.
By Victor VinaHell27 days ago in Earth
The Monoculture Menace
Imagine driving past fields that stretch as far as the eye can see, all growing the same crop. It might look impressive, but underneath, a disaster is brewing. Monoculture farming—growing just one type of crop over huge areas—is causing big problems for wildlife and people alike. This farming practice might seem efficient, but the long-term consequences are scary, and it's time we faced them head-on.
By Victor VinaHell27 days ago in Earth
Microplastics Devastating Wildlife and Humanity
In the hidden corners of our oceans, streams, and soils, a catastrophic threat is silently spreading—microplastics. These tiny particles, often less than five millimeters in diameter, are wreaking havoc on wildlife and insidiously infiltrating human health. The situation is dire, and the responsibility rests squarely on our shoulders.
By Victor VinaHell27 days ago in Earth
The Legend of the Tlacuache: Bravery in the Face of Adversity
According to an ancient pre-Hispanic legend, the animals of the Earth once gathered to discuss the plight of humanity. They were keenly aware of the hardships faced by men and women due to the absence of a vital element: fire. In response, the tlacuache, or opossum, vowed to retrieve fire from the underworld.
By Victor VinaHell28 days ago in Earth
The Efficiency of Solar Panels: Past, Present, and Future
Solar panels have become a guiding light in our quest for sustainable energy. Their efficiency—the ability to convert sunlight into electricity—has improved dramatically over the years, making them a viable option for reducing our reliance on fossil fuels. Let’s dive into the evolution of solar panel efficiency, the science behind it, and the challenges and innovations shaping its future.
By Victor VinaHell28 days ago in Earth
Charging Phones with Plants: A Green Future May Be Posible
Imagine a future where you could charge your phone using the plants in your garden. It might sound like science fiction, but this intriguing idea is becoming more feasible thanks to advancements in plant energy technology. Let's explore how this works, the challenges we face, and the potential future applications.
By Victor VinaHell28 days ago in Earth
Monkeys Dying in México: The Devastating Heatwave Affecting Howler Monkeys
In México, a terrible heatwave has led to the deaths of many howler monkeys in Tabasco and Chiapas. Reports say at least 157 monkeys have died because of the extreme heat, reaching record temperatures in the country.
By Victor VinaHell28 days ago in Earth
The Real Consequences of Ignoring Climate Change—And What We Must Do Now
Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is a present reality that is transforming our planet in alarming ways. The evidence is undeniable, we just have to look around: rising temperatures, shrinking ice caps, extreme weather events, and terrible impacts on ecosystems and human societies. The urgency to address climate change has never been greater, and it is time for all of us to acknowledge our role in this crisis and take meaningful action.
By Victor VinaHell29 days ago in Earth
Melting Ice and Rising Seas: How Climate Change is Transforming the Arctic
The Arctic, Earth's natural refrigerator, is facing a crisis. Due to climate change, this vast frozen wilderness is warming up faster than any other place on our planet. This rapid warming is causing severe damage to Arctic ice, wildlife, and the indigenous people who call this place home. Let’s dive into how this region is changing, the destruction it's causing, and why it matters to all of us.
By Victor VinaHell29 days ago in Earth
