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According to the satellite data from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a large coronal hole has been identified in northern hemisphere of the Sun, while a smaller, elongated hole has appeared in the southern hemisphere. These coronal holes have the potential to generate Coronal

In today’s world, our daily choices have significant impact the planet. The term ecological footprint measures the resources we use and the waste we generate, showing how much we are straining Earth’s natural systems. Unfortunately, humanity’s footprint is growing in an unsustainable way, leading to

As the global demand for energy increases, the shift to the green energy has never been more urgent, as the worlds knows green energy is the key to a sustainable future. Green energy or renewable energy, derived from renewable resources like solar, wind, as well

1. Hazardous: Hazardous substances pose a threat to the health, property, or the environment due to their physical a chemical properties. These materials are flammable, corrosive, reactive or explosive.  Examples:  2. Toxic: Toxic materials mainly harm living organisms, causing adverse health effects such as poisoning,

The frequency and intensity of different climatic tragedies have markedly increased in 21st century compared to the early 1900s. This escalation can be attributed to the combination of industrialization, deforestation, and unchecked greenhouse gas emissions, which leading to global warming. Events like unparalleled heatwaves, prolonged

As we are welcoming the New Year, it’s a perfect time to reflect on our responsibilities towards our planet and embrace sustainable practices. The year 2025 offers us an opportunity to make a positive impact on the environment by adopting eco-friendly habits in our daily

Forests are those vital ecosystems that sustain life on Earth, however we continue to neglect their preservation. Extensive deforestation for agriculture, urbanization, and industrial purposes has led to the alarming rates of forest degradation. This destruction not only intimidates biodiversity but also accelerates climate change

The relationship between wealth and environmental impact reveals an unambiguous contrast in vulnerability. Wealthier individuals and nations, while contributing significantly to the environmental degradation through consumption and emissions, often protect themselves from the consequences. Access to the advanced technology, superior infrastructure, and adaptive solutions like