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February 2025

The Burning Truth: Climate Change’s Burning Impact on Global Crops
Cocoa prices surged one hundred and thirty-six percent between July 2022 and February 2024, crossed ten thousand dollars for the first time in March…
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Rising Tides, Rising Temperatures: A Future Uncertain
Total carbon dioxide emissions for 2024 are expected to hit forty one billion, six hundred million tonnes, up from forty billion, six hundred million…
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The Plastic Beat: A Climate Change Angle
According to a recent paper, the amount of microplastic particles lodging in human brain samples in 2024 was fifty percent higher than samples that date…
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Fuel for Thought: The High Cost of Fossil Fuel Dependence
Almost ninety-five percent of all energy consumption in the global transport sector in 2021 came from fossil fuels, while fossil fuel consumption…
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January 2025

Rising Temps, Falling Records: A Climate Record Smackdown
A record fell last year on the climate front, with the year becoming the warmest one since data gathering began, as global surface temperatures went…
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Flames of Fury: The Unrelenting Path of Wildfires
Portugal wildfires took place in 2017, burning a record five hundred hectares of land, leading to the death of more than one hundred and twenty humans…
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Aridity, Acidity, and Salinity: How Greenhouse Gases are Choking Our Soil
According to a recent report, seventy-seven percent of Earth's land was affected by drier conditions in the thirty years leading up to 2020 compared to…
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Echoes of Extinction: A Funeral March for Species
Back in 2018, almost one third of Australia’s spectacled flying foxes population of seventy-five thousand died between November 26 and November 27, the…

December 2024

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