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The entire Northwest US is ablaze. Multiple fires in California, Oregon, and Washington state have burned more than 1.5 million acres, torn through entire towns,
Which is worse? That Iowa got devastated on Monday of last week or that almost nobody knows about it? What hit Cedar Rapids and Central Iowa was a
You eat a quarter-pounder made with meat from a cow whose main diet is munching on crops such as corn, soy, wheat and oats. Those crops need irrigation from a water resource. We’re talking a lot of water. In the end, to produce one whole pound of beef takes 1800 gallons of water, or 450 gallons for a quarter-pound hamburger.
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is the most recent plague to appear in the United States and the world. It has affected more than half the world’s population
Rising Sea Water Levels Causes by Greenhouse Gases As greenhouse gases continue to trap energy from the sun, it causes the oceans to absorb more
Introduction The biggest threat the world faces today is climate change. Humanity is doing everything they can and using all the tools at their disposal
The Leading Cause and Effect of Climate Change Climate change is an agent of change, something that can completely destroy the entire planet if something
Because of COVID-19, people have been told to stay inside their homes for as long as they can. As a result, there has been a
Negative Impacts of Climate Change Climate change is an anthropogenic change which is imposed by human activities in the environmental system. It occurs both naturally
Introduction Climate Change is described as drastic weather changes and patterns either globally or regionally. It is caused by human activity and linked to greenhouse
In Florida, there are many things that are certain. There are always hot days, there is traffic on the Interstate, and there is a looming fear
Having been born and raised on the East Coast of the US for most of my life, I’ve noticed many changes in the weather. Seasons
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