Month: July 2021

Surprisingly, the concept of carbon farming holds true here in a literal sense. To say it most simply, carbon farming is a method of storing carbon dioxide through soil and crops. This is a process mostly benefited by farmers; because

Carbon credits shouldn’t be confused with the carbon tax, as the latter ineffectively focuses on adding a cost to the emissions themselves, hoping for the companies to cut back, which rarely ever happens, and the taxes are never redistributed into

The rainy monsoon typically begins during the latter half of the year in the tropical Asian region. For countries residing in the equator, that’s normally around the corner after another six or so months of hot or dry weather. I remember

We’re halfway into the 2nd year under the dangerous clutches of Covid-19; and although stricter measures have now been lifted following stringent vaccination protocols, people are still wary over possible reinfections due to the surging Delta variant and the possibility of

We live in times where money is a major driver in getting anything done. Concepts that run along the lines of willpower can oftentimes succeed without money being involved, but even that can often wear out in the long run.