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Spain and Italy are the European Climate hot Spots: Time to Ramp up the Mitigation Efforts
World Leaders and policy makers are getting ready to attend the COP 28 climate summit in late November which this year is hosted by the United Arab Emirate (UAE), the 7th largest oil producer in the world. This is the first time a leading hydrocarbon producer hosts the global summit. Expectations are high, after several consecutive inconclusive climate summits. At least 140 Presidents and Prime Ministers will gather in Dubai to take stock on decarbonization progress and seek to devise a low carbo economic green growth path forward.
Andrea ZanonPublished 7 months ago in EarthThe Different Ages of Man in Greek Mythology
The rich and diverse Greek mythology plays a fundamental role in understanding the culture and beliefs of the ancient world. Among its many stories and characters, one of the most fascinating narratives is the description of the ages of man, which illustrates the evolution of humanity through five distinct golden ages, silver, bronze, heroes, and iron. Each of these ages represents a unique period in mythical history, reflecting changes in the relationship between human beings, gods, and nature, as well as transformations in human morals and ethics.
A HistóriaPublished 7 months ago in HistoryFreemasonry Unveiled: Secrets, Symbols, and a Touch of Whimsy
"Dear readers, prepare yourselves for a captivating journey into the captivating world of Freemasonry. It's a realm cloaked in enigma, boasting secret handshakes, age-old rituals, and a cornucopia of symbols that could make even the most seasoned codebreaker's head spin. But fret not, for we have no intention of spilling the beans on any covert passwords; after all, when you have humor as your compass, the path through this mystique is far more intriguing."
Gaurav KirpalaniPublished 7 months ago in HistoryDeath and Destruction
What happened on 9/11 was tragic. We say “we will never forget”. I believe we have already forgotten. Don't be mad, Hear me out!
Lauri SwainPublished 7 months ago in The SwampGaining Insight into Climate Change and Taking Steps to Preserve Our World
A Worldwide Dilemma Across the globe, demonstrations, news stories about extreme weather events, calls for action from scientists and public figures, and governments joining forces to find solutions - all evidence that climate change is an undeniable global challenge that demands collective action. But what exactly is climate change? To obtain a better understanding, we must delve into the history of Earth's climate.
humphrey odhiamboPublished 7 months ago in EarthUnveiling Gravity's Enigmas:
Greetings, fellow explorers of the unknown! Today, we embark on a fascinating journey into the depths of mysterious phenomena that challenge our very understanding of gravity and the laws of physics. While most of us are familiar with the age-old tale of Sir Isaac Newton and the apple that fell on his head, sparking his revelation about universal gravitation, we shall venture far beyond this iconic story to uncover enigmatic places on Earth where gravity appears to defy conventional norms.
The Pacific Nation
A secluded and idyllic paradise nestled in the vastness of the Pacific Ocean, the Pacific Islands are often associated with images of white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and lush palm trees swaying in the wind. But behind this postcard facade lies a harsh and worrying reality. The existence of these island nations is threatened not by war or economic collapse, but by an insidious and ruthless enemy: climate change. In this essay, we travel to the year to explore the deeply disturbing phenomenon of the sinking nations of the Pacific Islands and reveal the devastating impact of rising sea levels on the lives and culture of the people living on these islands.
Anthony SilverPublished 7 months ago in EarthNavigating the Pandemic Divide
Title: "Navigating the Pandemic Divide: A Tale of Two Campaigns" In the heartland of America, amid the rolling plains and amber waves of grain, two small towns were worlds apart when it came to their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the lead-up to the 2022 midterm elections, these towns became microcosms of a nation deeply divided on how to confront the ongoing crisis.
GlobalWorldPublished 7 months ago in Earth