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September 2024

Hard with Climate Change, Harder with Data Centers all over the Place
Microsoft consumed seven million, eight hundred thousand cubic meters of water in 2023, from six million, four hundred thousand cubic meters the year…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Liquidating Environmental Defenders is Liquidating Ability to Mitigate Climate Change
Last Saturday, gunmen killed Juan Lopez, a forty-six year-old anti-mining activist in Honduras, as he left church in the northeastern town of Tocoa, not…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Why Waters Wars will be More Destructive than Wars on Water in future
Though a recent report identified potential flashpoints with respect to water wars in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, water wars already exist…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Plants, Pesticides, Poisoned Farmlands as Partners of Climate Change
When researchers surveyed three hundred and fifty-three communal farmers in Namibia, almost two percent of them admitted using poison, while predicted…
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Adetokunbo Abiola

August 2024

Here a Bad News, There a Bad News: More Bad News in 2050 without Cut Back in Oil Intakes
From a recent report, Exxon Mobil expects oil and natural gas to contribute more than fifty percent of the planet's energy mix by 2050, hitting above…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Fossil Fuel is Fossil Trouble:It must be Curbed to Prevent Fossil Extinction
In a recent study, nearly sixty-two thousand people perished from heat-related deaths in Europe in 2023, Italy the hardest hit with more than eighteen…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Truth about the Skies could be Brutal: but Space Junks could have a Brutal Impact on the Planet
The United States Air Force monitors over twenty- five thousand pieces of space junk each year, pieces bigger than ten centimeters and weighing some…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Waste is Polluting Cities, Bacterium is Polluting Rivers - The Knock-On Effects Are Everywhere
Paris, this year, saw the second-most days of rain than any year since 1950, surpassed only by 2016, with a lot of bacteria-suffused raw wastewater and…
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Adetokunbo Abiola
Worrying Pattern of Oxygen: We Risk even more Worrying Patterns if Oxygen Supply Continues to Decline
Today, oxygen in most of the world's oceans rapidly decreases, the rate of decline put at two percent since the 1950s, some part of the tropics showing…
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July 2024

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