There are dozens of climate change models, and for decades they’ve agreed on what it would take to heat the planet by about 3° Celsius. It’s an outcome that wouldContinue Reading
Climate crisis like the floods in Mozambique and Malawi, mudslides in Sierra Leona, droughts in Senegal and the Gambia, and flooding in Bangladesh and Nepal, and the wildfires in AustraliaContinue Reading
In 2013, scientists detected a large patch of water in the Pacific Ocean that was warmer than it should’ve been. They dubbed the patch “The Blob” — and subsequently determinedContinue Reading
According to a new study by University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute though their is no denying fact that reforestation is an important part of tackling climate change, we needContinue Reading
We always talk about our children and grandchildren, and how climate change will affect them, but the reality is we are far too selfish to allow such thoughts to alterContinue Reading
Environmental education is a niche but widespread domain, which requires one to understand multiple perspectives, schools of thought, understanding of local contexts and key trends. Critical sustainable challenges such asContinue Reading
In this era of extreme weather events, it is quite apt to discuss the issues and challenges of climate change at micro, meso and macro level with sole objective toContinue Reading
Sharks are covered in denticles (tiny, tooth-like scales), which provide the animal with a tough, protective layer—but are also highly vulnerable to ocean acidification. Consistent exposure to a low pHContinue Reading
