Climate
The Ongoing Evolution of Earth: Challenges and Opportunities for a Sustainable Future....
When the Earth was formed, it was a molten ball of rock and magma speeding through space on an inhospitable, lifeless planet. However, throughout many billions of years, the Earth would experience a spectacular change, developing into a dynamic and intricate biosphere that was alive with life.
By Tanmoy Das3 years ago in Earth
The Living Storm
The air crackled with electricity, a palpable tension that seemed to set every nerve on edge. A ferocious gale ripped through the dense foliage, causing the trees to bend and snap like matchsticks in a child's hand - but this was no ordinary storm.
By Paige Holloway3 years ago in Earth
The End of Earth: Exploring the Possibilities of Our Planet's Demise
The concept of the end of Earth is one that has captivated the human imagination for centuries. Whether it's the result of a natural disaster, human-induced climate change, or a cosmic event, the idea that our planet may one day cease to exist is both intriguing and terrifying.
By The Truth Speaks3 years ago in Earth
"Arjun's Quest: A Tale of Betrayal, Redemption, and Triumph"
Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was a great kingdom ruled by a wise and just king named Ravi. He was beloved by his people, and his kingdom was prosperous and peaceful. The people were content under his rule, and there was no want or suffering in the land.
By loe mardian3 years ago in Earth
Earth Day | "Thanksgiving Address, Ohén:ton Karihwatéhkwen". Top Story - April 2023.
In honor of Earth Day, I'd like to share a beautiful transcript that has become a staple in my weekly reading: Thanksgiving Address, Greetings to the Natural World. Ohén:ton Karihwatéhkwen (Words Before All Else). This transcript consists of the traditional Native American words of Thanksgiving from the Native Haudenosaunee (hoe-dee-no-SHOW-nee) people, also known as Iroquois (ee-ruh-kwaa) or Six Nations: Mohawk (mow-haak), Oneida (oh-ny-duh), Onondaga (aa-nuhn-daa-guh), Cayuga (kay-YOO-Ga), Seneca (seh-nuh-kuh), and Tuscarora (tuh-skuh-RAW-ruh)- of upstate New York and Canada (Thanksgiving Address, intro).
By Kristen Balyeat3 years ago in Earth
Happy Earth Week. Top Story - April 2023.
The video above is people from all over the world singing John Lennon's song Imagine. The following is something I wrote over a year ago but sadly seems even more urgent today. This week, the third week of April 2023, is Earth week. This week we all should be thinking about our planets well-being and what we can do to help her. Yes, I said her. She is our mother and should be treated with the respect and love that every mother deserves. But alas, like an unsympathetic, spoiled child, I feel we have failed her and continue to fail her with every passing day.
By Gerald Holmes3 years ago in Earth
The Power of Small Moments
Life is full of fleeting moments, moments that come and go without leaving much of an impact. It's easy to dismiss these moments as insignificant, but sometimes, they can be the catalyst for profound change. These moments can alter our perspectives, shape our values, and even change the course of our lives.
By Abhishek Vijayan3 years ago in Earth
The one thing we as a whole share practically speaking
The One Thing We as a whole Share Practically speaking This is written in celebration of Earth Week, April 14 through April 22. Earth Day is seen on the 22nd, the last day of Earth Week. This year, Earth Week festivities will expand overall and will highlight an alternate ecological subject every day of the week.
By Ahmed Y Shaikh3 years ago in Earth
The Controversy over Moon Sighting
The sighting of the moon is a crucial event in many Islamic traditions, as it marks the beginning and end of important religious observances. However, it is also a highly contentious issue, with disagreements arising over the methodology of moon sighting and the authority of those responsible for determining the start of religious months.
By Sarah Ahmad3 years ago in Earth
2030: Technology, Human and the New Order of the Future
Could Turkey's dream of becoming a country with an expanded line come true by 2030? Turkey currently holds an important position worldwide thanks to its geopolitical location, strong economy, cultural diversity, and strategic importance, which gives it the potential to be an effective player in the regional and international arena.
By Alpha Umuthan3 years ago in Earth
