When Hemingway wrote his short story, “The Snows of Kilimanjaro,” in 1938, he did not imagine that 80 years later these same snows would disappear.
Yareta is a unique plant in the apiaceae family, endemic to the cold desert regions of South America (Bolivia, Peru and northern Chile). It grows
Hurricane Iota has hit Central American countries in recent days and is shattering climate records. This is the 30th hurricane to hit this year. Only powerful
After spending the 2020 Covid-infested summer working from home with the kids yelling in the background or taking breaks in lake country washing the summer
LED lights have long been an integral part of our lives. This post cannot possibly list their many uses in the 21st century, as they
A new clock has been erected in the center of New York counting down earth’s carbon budget deadline. The climate clock has replaced the traditional
While most of the world’s population is facing is distancing and isolating due to the coronavirus pandemic plague, economic crises and political crises, significant ecological
Under the shade of a young Blue Jacaranda tree; still leafless (in early spring the tree is only covered with purple flowers), whose height did
The silence of Christmas Eve 1985 in the Rwandan Parc des Volcans Reserve was pierced by the last screams of Dr. Dian Fossey, the famous
Much has been said about bees disappearing around the world as has been previously described in Economark’s articles. Bees serve as the main flower-pollinators, and
