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Category: Climate Frontier
The impact of global warming on many species of plants
Global warming is not the new talk of the town, in fact, its old. Old enough for many generations to know about it. The rising global temperatures are erasing trees, literally making them extinct. Species are being doused in fire or gobbled up by… Continue Reading “The impact of global warming on many species of plants”
The great barrier reef is spawning
The Australian Great Barrier Reef is spawning (producing sperms and eggs). As they move up in the waters, you feel like comparing them to anything like- The world under the Sea seems to have brightened up in different colors this season as the Great… Continue Reading “The great barrier reef is spawning”
The Nanny Manny Video Game
Here’s a poem about the modern world. A light hearted poetry, it focuses on a concept- Gen X and Gen Z I For an evening, I was the nanny of a boy. An eight year old lad, he was both bright and coy. His… Continue Reading “The Nanny Manny Video Game”
11 essential action points from the Cop26 Summit
Finally, the Cop26 Summit ended amid a lot of uproar, anticipations, expectations, essential information, and confusion. This Cop26 summit was so important that it has been deemed to be humanity’s last hope, as we keep incurring debts towards the Earth going forward. Speculations have… Continue Reading “11 essential action points from the Cop26 Summit”
Essential points about the UN COP26
Arranged annually by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the UN COP26 conference is held to discuss the progress made in terms of climate change in the world. It is also a center where the Kyoto protocol is negotiated every year… Continue Reading “Essential points about the UN COP26”
Do you ever need a poetry course?
Here we talk about a poetry course today but before that let me ask you, do you need a course at all? Well in my opinion, we do need a course for everything new we want to learn and begin. Courses may not be… Continue Reading “Do you ever need a poetry course?”
Woolly Mammoth Might Be Resurrected by Colossal
Wondering why are scientists trying to bring back the woolly mammoth? Well, in a desperate attempt to restore the ecosystem, scientists and geneticists are trying to recreate the woolly mammoth of the ice age.
Mahabodhi Temple BodhGaya- UNESCO World Heritage Site 1
The Mahabodhi Temple Bodhgaya has been revered for centuries by Buddhists and every peace seeker of the world. When travelling towards Bodhgaya from Gaya, the dilapidated and stony landscape suddenly gives way to a clean, living and green environment. Strife and struggle seem to… Continue Reading “Mahabodhi Temple BodhGaya- UNESCO World Heritage Site 1”
We Want to Control Everything
We want to control everything We want to tame down all. Our desire to control, overpowers our inner animal. Our inner animal overpowers, our inner human. I understand fighting against an enemy that tries to kill us. But why kill? Why territorise? Why not… Continue Reading “We Want to Control Everything”
Carbon Footprint and Climate Change
You might have often come across the term “carbon footprint” and wondered what does it mean? Well, according to the World Health Organization, this term refers to the measure of the carbon dioxide (CO2) which is generated by our regular actions and released into… Continue Reading “Carbon Footprint and Climate Change”
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