Paula Romanos
Globally, climate change is relentlessly casting its shadows. Defined as large shifts in temperature (ᴼC) and weather patterns, it affects negatively, both the global and regional ecosystems.
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Beverly Wagas
In 2020, Australia faced its massive raging bushfires, while the Amazon forest, which is the biggest rainforest in the world and produces 20% of the earth’s oxygen, was also blazing. Since then, what has changed?
Suhayfa Sheik
Taiwan, a developed nation, faces the same problems as other developed nations. Since cities are where the bulk of Taiwan's population resides, rapid urbanization is becoming increasingly linked to environmental and transportation issues.
Zayeenab Chilumpha
Poverty is underrated as contributing to many environmental challenges in developing countries. If you come across people cutting down trees to burn charcoal, selling firewood and timber and ask them why they are partaking in such kind of activities that destroy
Nimra Sheikh
Pakistan is most at risk when it comes to being vulnerable to natural disasters and climate change. The recent floods significantly damaged the crops harvested at the beginning of the year, negatively affecting the nation's economy because it is an agriculturally based nation.
Timothy Begg
Many cynics today would say that climate change is little more than a New Age notion or modern myth. The truth is that we have known about the possibility that humans can alter the climate, change rainfall patterns, and influence temperatures since the days of the early Greeks.
Riya Sharma
The United Nations describes climate change as ‘long-term shifts in temperature and weather change’ which can be natural or man-caused.
Chinyere Ikele
Food as common as it seems, which rudimentarily has been necessitated to be one of the basic needs of man has been abused in so many ways. I guess you are surprised?
Laaiqah Adams
After Afghanistan's economic collapse and drought, occasioned by its natural climate, the country is facing severe food insecurity. Currently, 13 million Afghans are experiencing IPC Phase 3 (Crisis Level), while 6.6 million are enduring IPC Phase 4 (Emergency). These phases indicate a well-developed emergency as extreme poverty continues to overwhelm the population.
Divine Adongo
It is pretty easy to gather around in an expensive hall and suggest policies and accompanying implementation strategies on pressing issues worldwide, including life-threatening problems like Climate Change.