Student Blogs
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
My take on Climate Change By A City Tech Blogger
In the recent decade, I personally observed that temperatures started to get warmer and the winter season isn’t as cold as it once was. There have usual changes in temperature such as temperatures normally near zero degrees in the wintertime being in the twenties and thirties. In
Climate Change Effects in NYC by City Tech Blogger Orel Jeffrey
New York City is one of the most resourceful cities in the United States. Since the 1970s, the effects of climate change have become more apparent. Warmer temperatures, rising sea levels and more snow and rain are a few of the effects experienced. While a number of investments
How My Academic Major Relates to Climate Change By City Tech Blogger Mark Stewart
When I was researched the prompt, I learned that my major (Software development) does serve as both a benefit and hindrance to climate change. When I researched climate change, I discovered major factors such as emission of greenhouse gases and lack of recycling to be the root of
The Climate Change Disaster By City Tech Blogger Zin Win Ko
The issue of climate change has created significant changes in weather patterns and has allowed temperatures to shift overtime. In terms of human activity, the excessive burning of fossil fuels and deforestation have contributed to the increasing atmospheric temperature of the Earth. This raises the likelihood of natural
Climate Change in my Home Country, China by a City Tech Blogger
Climate change is a globalized situation and it will affect everyone who lives on this planet. When I was a child, this was the first globalized environmental issue I learned about and it is commonly everlasting. To be honest, people like to get used to it and
Rising Sea Level by City Tech Blogger S M Murad
Rising sea level is an issue that not only a certain place in the world has to deal with. The rising sea level will affect every single human, animal, continent. The earth is in serious trouble, even though it seems this issue is not urgent, it definitely is!
The Infinite Impacts of Climate Change by City Tech Blogger Kaela Barzola
Agriculture significantly contributes to society, it is the art and science of cultivating the soil and raising livestock; providing endless benefits such as food, shelter, clothing, materials, as well as international trade. Unfortunately, climate change has the ability to disrupt aspects of agriculture. Climate change infers a long-term
