Venezuela Likely the First Nation to Lose All Its Glaciers
In a grim milestone, Venezuela has reached a concerning juncture in the struggle against climate change. Once home to six glaciers spanning an area of 1,000 square kilometers, the South…
Why is the Panama Canal Drying? What Can Be Done?
The Panama Canal has long stood as an engineering marvel and vital artery for global maritime trade. However, this crucial waterway now faces an existential threat from an unexpected source…
Australia Fires: A Disaster or Environment Correction!
Australia fires is a recurrent theme that has left a significant mark on its landscape and inhabitants. The 2019-2020 bushfire season was particularly devastating, engulfing over 90,000 square miles of…
Navigating the Global Air Pollution Crisis
In an era that boasts of technological advancement and unparalleled progress, most countries share one detrimental trait according to the World Health Organization (WHO): unsafe air. A recent study by…
One Step Closer to Reviving Woolly Mammoths: Ethical Quandaries Amid Scientific Triumphs
The woolly mammoth, an emblematic behemoth that once roamed the vast expanses of North America and Eurasia, until its extinction around 4,000 years is at the heart of a modern…
Bird Flu Detected in Mainland Antarctica: A First-of-its-kind Finding Alarming Scientists Worldwide
In a development that has caused considerable concern among scientists globally, cases of the deadly Bird Flu have been confirmed in mainland Antarctica for the first time. Consequentially, several hundred…
Peru – Falling to Climate change?
Peru is grappling with the immediate consequences of climate change. It is experiencing record-breaking temperatures and heavy rainfall. Heat waves have led to over 100 consecutive warm days in regions…