Month: September 2021

The new decade opened up to us with a barrage of misfortunes. We spent a year (and still are) struggling through the daily terrors of overcoming a pandemic that had — to this day — claimed over 4.7 million lives.

You know the saying “less is more,” right? Putting this term into context for the eco-friendly mindset: to use less of something leads to a more beneficial result for something else. Generally, this would focus on the concept of “reduce, reuse, and

Our current climate situation can be best described visually as a series of extremes across a spectrum of hot, cold, wet, dry, or windy weather. These days, if you’re seeing one region engulfed in hot weather in the form of

The 76th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) kicked off mid-September in the New York-based UN headquarters. The General Debate portion of the session commenced on the 21st of the month. It’s a given that the nations’ representatives

The unveiling of the world’s biggest carbon sequestration plant in rural Iceland on September 8, 2021, is a landmark step towards an optimistic direction, giving a much-needed boost to a global drive in trimming down greenhouse gas emissions. Click here

It has always been a notion that injecting the novelty of innovations into our existing lifestyle begets a more prosperous outlook. Boasting a perception of ease and simplicity that would otherwise take arduous labor and effort, industrial discoveries expand our

It has been a month since the publication of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, which laid bare our world’s current status of its environment. The result, as feared, wasn’t a good one. Alluding to their findings as

The worsening effects of global warming can bring in extreme cases of hot and cold weather, impacting the living conditions of everyone around the world. And even if you’re lucky enough to not experience the devastating outcomes such as being in