The topic of climate change often sparks a debate; whether it really exists and if it is a true threat to humanity and the planet.

The earthquakes that struck Turkey were among some of the deadliest and most devastating in recent years, but why was it so severe?

In 2022, global coal demand was expected to increase and reach an all-time high exceeding 8 billion tonnes due to the energy crisis.

Permaculture is cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock without affecting the next iteration or generations.

With Hurricane Fiona making landfall on September 18th, Puerto Rico has been debilitated by severe flooding, killing at least 21 people.

Diwali is an Indian festival that is observed across the world, regardless of religious affiliation.

Lack of rainfall and consistently high temperatures are sweeping across the world, depleting water sources from the US to China.

With each passing day, as we see all the various social struggles that people worldwide face, it becomes increasingly evident we need change

With the Ukraine war, a changing climate, and fertilizer shortages upon us, a global food shortage is the reality that society now faces.

Indigenous people contribute the least to global emissions but they are impacted far more by it than others in more developed regions.

In Part Five of our World Climate Change series, we will be discussing the climate change impacts in North America - USA and Canada.

Sustainable living is a choice we make to intend to reduce environmental damage and offset climate change. Businesses should contribute more

Cryptocurrencies have become inevitable now. How much energy does it consume, and is this modern way of banking worth it?

“Climate change” was a phrase that was popularized in the 1980s. Since then, irreversible damage has been done.

In Part Five of our World Climate Change series, we will be discussing the climate change impacts in Europe.

In Part Three of our World Climate Change series, we will be discussing the climate change impacts in Oceania.

Hurricane Ida slammed into New Orleans on 29th August and has killed at least 95 people in the US. Hurricane Ida was a category four storm.

In Part Three of our World Climate Change series, we will be discussing the climate change impacts on Asia.

In Part Two of our World Climate Change series, we will be discussing the climate change impacts on people and wildlife in Africa.

Haiti is currently suffering due to two severe natural disasters, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake, and a category 3 hurricane, at once.