Category: Environment
In today’s world, sustainability has transitioned from being a mere buzzword or luxury into an urgent necessity. As we witness the escalating impacts of environmental degradation, the essence of …
If you have been reading the news, you would have probably heard about MacKenzie Scott is redefining corporate philanthropy. The global media does not even know how much she …
In November 2019 much of Venice, Italy was flooded. In fact, the floods were the worst for 50 years. The flood damage will leave its harmful imprint for generations …
Trees are very important in our lives. They take CO2 out of the atmosphere which is raising temperatures. They provide habitats for millions of species of birds, animals, and …
The following speech details some of the challenges facing nature today. I am sure that like many here, you are familiar with the phrase, ‘Let nature take its course’. …
Water is a precious and perishable resource. It is the basic need of everyone, plants, human beings, animals, microorganisms, everyone. Without water, nothing can exist anywhere in the entire …
Contrary to public perception, water is not unlimited and is a finite resource; moreover, potable drinking water is soon going to be a rare commodity given the rate at …
Did you know that it is because the earth is tilted on its axis to 23.5 degrees that we get to experience all four seasons of the year, from …
Overpopulation is an ever increasingly important subject. We only have one earth to live on and human populations are growing at ever increasing rate. Humans need space to live …
The following short speech was made by Sir David Attenborough, 3rd December, 2018, Poland. The Second speech was made in Davos. Your excellencies, ladies, and gentlemen. ‘We the peoples …
Deforestation, mostly caused by humankind has many negative impacts on the environment. The loss of wildlife is a terrible consequence of human encroachment on habitats. Grim news, according to …
The Cambridge Dictionary defines, wildlife as: ‘Animals that live independently of people, in natural conditions.’ How many times have you seen a wounded animal – perhaps a bird with …
