by Naseef Ahammed | Dec 6, 2020 | Sustainability
Boris Johnson speaking at the Climate Change conference. Credits: Andrew Parson In the face of the severe economic depression and an ongoing third wave of the pandemic, Boris Johnson is becoming a surprise climate champion with his government’s second climate...
by Naseef Ahammed | Nov 29, 2020 | Sustainability
Climate sceptic protests in Australia. Credits: Torsten Blackwood The climate crisis has been escalating by the day. Whether it is through a pandemic or through a multitude of natural disasters and heatwaves, the world is witnessing the different faces of it. In a...
by Naseef Ahammed | Nov 22, 2020 | Sustainability
Sentinel 6, a dog kennel shaped satellite. Credits: ESA- P Carril Sentinel-6, a satellite jointly developed by the European and American researchers blasted off on its mission yesterday. The satellite data will track sea-level rise and ocean movement around the world...
by Naseef Ahammed | Nov 15, 2020 | Sustainability
Joe Biden explaining his climate plan. Credits: joebiden.com Can a trillion dollars save the planet? As we humans amass stacks of wealth by exploiting nature, how much of our wealth are we willing to give back? When you look at it from a financial perspective, it is...
by Naseef Ahammed | Nov 8, 2020 | Sustainability
President-elect Joe Biden celebrating his win. Credits: Andrew Harnik, AP What defines a historic moment? When does reality morph into a legend? I have always been a little bit jealous of our forefathers who have been through the world wars and the freedom struggle in...
by Naseef Ahammed | Nov 1, 2020 | Sustainability
French President Macron portrayed as a devil by protestors- credits: Emrah Gurel/ AP In the ancient days, folk religions brought tribes together and built civilisations around the world. Later, the Abrahamic religions of Christianity, Islam and Judaism expanded their...
