Student Blogs
My Take on Climate Change: Where Do We Stand? by City Tech Blogger Janrobert Paulino
Just like every year that passes by, climate change is just getting worse and worse every year. Back when we were dealing with the prime of Covid we saw some positive results. Due to travel restrictions we saw a huge decrease in air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions
My Take on Climate Change: A Dangerous Future by a City Tech Blogger
The effects of climate change are real, they are happening right now, and some are irreversible and will last for centuries even in the best-case scenario. The pandemic and confinement have helped us highlight the impact we all have on the environment. Quarantining was a break and
My Take on Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Fareen Bacchus
My Take On Climate Change is that climate change is real and it’s happening everyday, naturally and with human activity. One thing that I noticed is that our winters aren’t as harsh as ten years ago. Now we tend to have shorter and less harsh winters. Our summers
My Take: Climate Change in the Advanced, Developing & Underdeveloped Economies by City Tech Blogger Samuel Hector Leriche
If one lives in the developing world, it is difficult not to hear about climate change, but this topic is barely a subject of discussion in certain countries, if at all. While the advanced economies are talking about sustainability, green or greener energies, in certain places, people are
My Take: Our Fight on Climate Change by a City Tech Blogger
Climate change is a topic not many people ponder when going about their daily lives. Although we experience the effects everyday, we like to feign ignorance to the damage we are causing to the planet. I am, of course, no exception to this and like to think that
My Take on Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Jenson Mendez
What is Climate? Climate is the average of weather taken over a long period of time. What is Climate Change? Climate Change is an anthropogenic change, imposed on a system of humans. As a human in a society of humans I feel like it’s not only our responsibility
My Take on Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Joshuri Ginyard
Climate changes are anthropogenic changes which are imposed on nature’s systems by humans. After watching climate change become more and more visible, I realized it’s a long and lasting version of Hunger Games for the animals, which is the worst part about it. Since the Arctic is melting,
My Take on Climate Change: A Hope to Heal Our Future by City Tech Blogger Mahir Faisal
Climate change has become an imminent threat to the global climate. It is has become impossible to stop climate change, however it is possible to reduce the effect. I feel that climate change has increased because of the excessive amount of carbon emissions in the last decade. For
My Take on Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Saliou Diallo
Here we are in 2022 with a lot of concerns and no real action that may reverse the curse of climate change. Of course, this is a curse, we were not destined to live in such a world. Therefore, if it was uncertain a couple of years ago,
My Take on Climate Change: We Are Too Late By City Tech Blogger Filip Valencin
As I am writing this, I am realizing why there were only a few pictures of me taken during winter months when I was little. I clearly remember some winters with a little or no snow on the ground, if any, and how it was happening almost
My Take on Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Jeff Mao
In the past recent years, I have observed that the winters are gradually getting warmer than ever. I recall during past Christmas holidays, the winter was not frigid, there were also true white Christmases. During that season, it was never been this mild. Until now. The warmer winters
How We Help to Slow, Stop or Solve Climate Change by a City Tech Blogger
If everyone could stop in a minute to acknowledge the harms we are causing on our planet, what would earth look like in the next 10 years or is it too late? To quote George Bernard Shaw: “Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their
