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Tuesday, October 15, 2024
The first option is the most sensible. The second, like other renewable energies that have not convinced the public, has, on occasion, shown that its advantages outweigh its dangers. Arnaldo González Arias Thermoelectric power use emits CO2, a principal greenhouse gas that, along with others, produces acid rain. […]
On the African continent, large numbers of children are forced to drop out of school because the lack of rain makes it difficult for them to make the long journey from their homes to school. Others die of malnutrition and others suffer the tragedy of water shortages and the distances […]
Cataclysms affect the population as a whole but are particularly harsh on workers, commonly the people most exposed to the rigours of the climate for long periods of more intense temperatures. Global warming could, by about 2050, cause losses equivalent to 19% of global income. Sergio Ferrarto […]
They say that besides giving material life so that the world can wake up each day, in their spiritual testament Siana Mung and Siukukui gave responsibility to the Older Brothers to advise the Younger Brothers so as not to make wars, kill people nor clear the forest. But Younger Brothers never listen to them.
In response to the final draft of the agreement approved at COP28 in Dubai, the global movement Scientist Rebellion has released a scathing statement of criticism, continuing their call for a global “climate revolution.” The full statement can be read below. The United Nations climate summit, hijacked by the […]
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