Advocacy
THE SILENT WITNESSES
In a world progressively characterized by its natural difficulties, the Intergovernmental Board on Environmental Change (IPCC) remains as a guide of logical understanding, winding around together the mind boggling story of our planet's evolving environment. The reports gave by the IPCC act as quiet observers to the significant movements happening in our biological systems and weather conditions, giving both an unmistakable admonition and a guide for reasonable activity.
By Udeme Mark3 years ago in Earth
Are We Going to Live on the Moon Soon. Content Warning.
People have not set foot on the moon in several decades, but the situation is soon to change. NASA's Artemis program is planning to send a few missions to Earth's natural satellite. The first astronauts may step on the surface of the moon as early as 2025, as part of Artemis 3, if the current schedule holds. Following this, the next stage will commence, which will be an even more ambitious project than sending humans to the moon again. NASA aims to construct a large base camp at the South Pole of our satellite. This outpost will assist the Artemis mission in surpassing the previous record for the longest stay on the moon, which currently stands at 74 hours, 59 minutes, and 38 seconds. Additionally, the camp will serve as a launching point for missions venturing into deep space. Initially, the camp will be small, accommodating missions for a week or two.
By Faith Kinyanjui3 years ago in Earth
The last dance of the snow leopard. Content Warning.
In the remote valleys of the Himalayas, where the world's highest peaks kiss the heavens and dense forests conceal the secrets of a thousand species, an extraordinary tale unfolds. It is a story of survival and loss, of resilience and fragility, and of a creature whose very existence dances on the edge of extinction. This is the story of the snow leopard, a magnificent and elusive species facing the wrath of climate change.
By Evuka Ozioma 3 years ago in Earth
A Crisis of Invisible Pollution: How Urban Noise Harms Nature
When you think of pollution, certain sights come to mind: beaches littered with plastic, greenish liquid pouring out from a pipe. These sorts of pollution get the most attention, they’re charismatically dramatic and often acutely heartbreaking. But, unfortunately, our effect on other creatures isn’t isolated to the chemicals and refuse we produce. On top of the sludge and fumes, we’re also profoundly noisy to our natural neighbors.
By Olivia L. Dobbs3 years ago in Earth
The Battle Within: Your Immune System's Fight Against Cancer
The Battle Within: Your Immune System's Fight Against Cancer In the intricate web of life coursing through your body, there's a silent, ongoing battle. Every day, your immune system quietly executes a heroic mission, thwarting the emergence of cancer. This relentless struggle plays out within your cells, largely unnoticed, saving your life. Cancer cells are your own cells gone rogue, and your immune system valiantly confronts them, a battle that often goes unnoticed, as most cancer cells are vanquished without you ever realizing it.
By nguyen anh dung 3 years ago in Earth
Green Tech Revolution
As the world grapples with the pressing challenges of climate change, a green tech revolution is underway. Companies are recognizing the urgency to adopt sustainable practices and develop innovative technologies to mitigate environmental impact. This article sheds light on the trailblazing companies spearheading the green tech revolution, pioneering solutions that hold the key to a more sustainable and eco-friendly future.
By Christopher Wales3 years ago in Earth
These Are The Longest Living Life Forms On Earth
If you think living for a century is impressive, consider some of the longest-living organisms on our planet. While humans typically live for 71 years, the record-holder Jeanne Louise Calment lived to 122 years. Other species, like Jonathan the Galapagos giant tortoise, have surpassed even that, with Jonathan still going strong at 184 years old, having hatched around 1930 during Andrew Jackson's presidency.
By Nik Syafiq3 years ago in Earth
Bangladesh vs India war. Content Warning.
The Bangladesh vs India war, a conflict etched in the annals of history, reverberates with a symphony of emotions. It is a tale of heart-wrenching loss, where tears mingled with the blood-soaked soil. Families shattered, their dreams evaporating like morning dew, as loved ones were stolen away by the clutches of war. Grief, an unwelcome companion, settled deep within the hearts of mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters, as they mourned the empty spaces left behind.
By Luna Hawthorne3 years ago in Earth
