Advocacy
A Tale of a Missing Girl and the Desperate Search to Find Her"
It was a warm summer evening when 12-year-old Emily Crawford went missing. She had been playing with her friends in the park, but when the sun started to set, she told them she had to go home. Her house was only a few blocks away, and she had made the same walk countless times before. But this time, she never made it home.
By Ebube Victor Njouk 3 years ago in Earth
ROOTS: THE AGENT OF CHANGE IN GLOBAL WARMING
Planet Earth is losing its roots. Plant ecosystems are so large and complex that their roots are effectively global. They shape the planet and hold it in place against change. And when we grow plants for agriculture, we change root systems which means that in the unavoidable act of growing food, we’re losing a tool that helps us resist the effects of the climate crisis.
By Chidi Kalu Ekeh3 years ago in Earth
Finding the Strength to Dig Herself Out and Keep Moving Forward
Once upon a time, in a vast and mysterious desert, a lone woman named Aisha was on a journey to find a rare flower that was said to have healing powers. She had been traveling for days, and as she walked, the sand beneath her feet grew softer and more unstable.
By Shaheer Hassan3 years ago in Earth
Rooting for Earth: How Our Lost Roots are Affecting the Future of Our Planet
Introduction: Our planet is facing a challenge that we have never seen before: the climate crisis. The effects of the climate crisis have touched every corner of the globe, from rising sea levels to more frequent natural disasters. In the face of these challenges, many people have dedicated their lives to finding solutions to protect our planet. However, one solution that is often overlooked is the humble, yet powerful, root system.
By Scribbler's Haven3 years ago in Earth
Rain is Nature
Rain is a natural phenomenon that has been present on our planet since the beginning of time. It is a crucial component of the water cycle, providing the earth with much-needed moisture that sustains life. Rain is a subject that has fascinated poets, artists, and writers for centuries, and for good reason. The sound, smell, and feel of rain have an undeniable charm that is hard to resist.
By Shahroz Nasir3 years ago in Earth
"Environment" reviews the details of the presidential initiative "100 Million Trees" : Cairo
The minister stressed that this initiative will have a great impact, as it will have social returns represented in doubling the per capita share of green space, which currently amounts to 1.2 m, as well as the absorption of pollutants and the seizure of fumes and dust, which will reflect positively on the health of citizens, in addition to environmental returns represented in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. heat transfer by about 170,000 tons annually, equivalent to 20% of the total annual emissions in Egypt, and improving air quality.
By News Correct3 years ago in Earth
