As climate change accelerates, wildfires have become more severe, less predictable, and far more destructive. Yet in the middle of this growing crisis, one source of knowledge has been quietly guiding scientists: old trees. The relationship between old trees and wildfires reveals how forests have survived centuries of burning, how ecosystems naturally regulate fire, and why today’s fires behave so […]
The Amazon rainforest is one of the most iconic landscapes on Earth—a vast web of life that supports an astonishing array of species, regulates regional and global climate, and stores more carbon than almost any other forest on the planet. But beneath its emerald canopy, a less visible crisis is unfolding. Many of the endangered Amazon trees are now at […]
Environment and child development are deeply connected, influencing every aspect of a child’s growth—from their cognitive abilities to emotional health and social skills. The surroundings in which children live, learn, and play shape their experiences, behaviors, and long-term outcomes. From the air they breathe and the spaces they inhabit to the people they interact with and the technology they use, […]
Water moves across our planet in ways most of us never get to see. From melting glaciers and shrinking rivers to rising seas and disappearing lakes, these changes often happen quietly and slowly. To help the world understand this hidden story, Google and NASA created an immersive experience called Passage of Water. This project blends satellite science with visual storytelling, […]
The beauty industry is moving toward a cleaner and more responsible future. Customers now want products that are safe for their skin and gentle on the planet. This growing interest in conscious beauty has pushed many brands to adopt sustainable practices. One of the leading examples is Tropic Skincare, a brand known for its strong commitment to ethical and environmentally […]
The future of climate change is no longer a distant concern—it is unfolding right now. Human activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial expansion have accelerated long-term shifts in global temperatures and weather patterns. As we move deeper into the 21st century, these changes are becoming more intense, frequent, and disruptive. While the situation is serious, it is not […]