A lot of significant milestones occurred in the past year, both good and bad. While in the midstoflife and finally starting to get back to normal after the pandemic, we saw the death of QueenElizabeth II, a geo-political invasion of Russia on Ukraine, political and
2021 will definitely be a year everyone will remember… for better and for worse. The pandemic left everyone isolated inside, with little contact with family and friends, and our lives were put on hold.
Living a sustainable lifestyle and being environmentally friendly goes much further than just recycling papers and plastics or using reusable bags at the grocery store.
Early this month, a massive oil spill struck the coast of Huntington Beach, Orange County, California.
July was the hottest month recorded on Earth in the last 150 years.
I am honoured to have earned my spot in Tokyo as part of the 2020 Summer Olympic Team for Canada. So, for this month’s article, I wanted to highlight some of Japan’s environmentally conscious efforts for this year’s Games.
Wetlands, directly and indirectly, help humans in so many ways & are the most diverse ecosystems in the world.
With the growing number of green products, it is becoming more difficult to differentiate factual claims from fake ones. This is called Greenwashing.
With more research and technology becoming available, environmental scientists are extremely invested in finding solutions to mitigate human resource use and carbon output before time runs out.
Environmental scientists use the term ‘carbon footprint’ to describe or measure the impact – buildings and people have on the environment.
