All individuals are affected by the climate crisis and take various measures to cope with it, such as purchasing masks and air purifiers, using air conditioning, and being prepared toContinue Reading
Millets, which were once a common food crop in Asia and Africa, have been replaced by rice, wheat, and maize over the past 60 years due to the introduction ofContinue Reading
Approximately 40% of India’s population, which amounts to 1.4 billion people, reside in the Indo Gangetic Plain, a relatively compact area. This is due to the plain’s vast fertility, asContinue Reading
According to the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas, a quarter of the global population in 25 countries experiences severe water stress, depleting most of their available water supply. Additionally, around 4Continue Reading
Wildfire smoke can worsen asthma and COPD, increase the chances of heart attack and stroke, impair concentration, weaken the immune system, and cause inflammation in various organs including the lungs,Continue Reading
Dugong are the only plant-eating marine mammal and is considered vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) so it has been designated a conservation reserve in TamilContinue Reading
Climate change is causing extreme heat, which is challenging the human body’s ability to maintain a stable core temperature of around 98.6 °F (37 °C). “It’s just a function ofContinue Reading
The occurrence of heatwaves, floods, and droughts globally should be a reminder for us to take action. We must quickly reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and aim to eliminateContinue Reading
