Humidity is dangerous than heatwaves since it is all about feeling sticky, leading to health hazards. These have reached us earlier than expected due to heavy climate changes.
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In Berlin, the court ruled that the country’s government must set clear goals for reducing GHG emissions after 2030. This has been a major boost for the climate activities that aim to provide a clean environment for future generations. Read more
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Clean renewables bring the cost of energy down to a considerable level and thus is a vital factor that must be considered while transitioning from fossil fuels. The next best reason is the creation of jobs that are high paying. Read more
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To curb the unprecedented high levels of carbon emissions, we must make a collaborative effort to bring about significant and systematic change. To achieve this, education must directly face the coming challenges and university leaders must use the opportunity to make decisions and actions that are beyond borders and are for a lifetime. Read more
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It is saddening to know that the net-zero never existed and cannot be achieved, and yet the various governments and the international climate organizations keep on laying emphasis on achieving the same. What will happen when the reality bites and how are we gonna face the failure?
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It is essential to safeguard our biodiversity in collaboration with philanthropists and the local communities. It will help restore the forests to their original form so that development and nature are balanced and go hand-in-hand. Read more
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The carbon footprint has penetrated so deeply in the entire ecosystem that planting trees and compensating them for the emissions is no more a solution. Read Here
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The quest to achieve higher GDP has taken a big toll on the health of the planet. If this is not stopped and the wellbeing of the planet and humans is given priority, the world will drown, faster than expected. Read here
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The climate globally is interrelated and the results are evident.
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The pace at which coal and other fossil fuels are being used is scary; making the hazardous gas emissions an all-time high. If this is the way the fossil fuels are being used, how the nations plan to achieve their NDC targets, is a question that remains to be seen. Read here
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