Adopt renewable energy sources to power production facilities, significantly reducing carbon emissions and aligning with a sustainable future. Prioritize sourcing organic hemp, as this minimizes pesticide use, contributing to a healthier ecosystem and ensuring the quality of gummies with delta-9 THC. Implement water conservation techniques, such as closed-loop systems, to minimize water waste during the extraction and infusion processes. Choose biodegradable packaging materials to…
What the High Seas Treaty is All About
The High Seas Treaty, officially known as the Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction, is a significant international agreement aimed at protecting marine life in areas of the ocean that are not governed by any single country.
These areas, often referred to as the high seas, make up about two-thirds of Earth’s oceans.
What Does the High Seas Treaty Aim to Achieve?
There are a bunch of things that the treaty aims to achieve. They’re as follows:
Conservation of …
A Deep Seabed Mining Moratorium to Be Issued by the European Parliament
The European Parliament recently reaffirmed its stance on advocating for an international moratorium on deep-seabed mining, emphasizing the importance of sustainable ocean management.
In a resolution prompted by Norway’s decision to permit seabed mining in the Arctic, the Parliament highlighted Norway’s obligations under various treaties and conventions. It urged continuous dialogue between the European Commission, Norway, and other stakeholders to exchange scientific research and knowledge crucial for the sustainable management of ocean resources.
While the resolution marks a positive step forward, there …
Is Vaping Clouding the Arctic? Unpacking the Environmental Impact
Explore renewable energy sources to reduce emissions from e-cigarette manufacturing and transportation. Support recycling programs to manage vaping waste responsibly. Collaborate with Arctic-focused climate initiatives to study and mitigate the environmental impact of vaping emissions. Advocate for policies that promote sustainable practices within the vaping industry. Embrace clean energy alternatives and sustainable manufacturing for a significant reduction in the carbon footprint associated with vaping. Consider transitioning to products offering an authentic tobacco flavor to …
Being Born into the Wrong Generation
Born in 2003 in Brazil, a country deeply affected by the escalating climate crisis, I grew up witnessing the profound impact of extreme weather events.
From devastating floods and relentless storms to ravaging wildfires and prolonged droughts, these occurrences seemed to haunt every region I visited, earning me the playful nickname of a “disaster magnet” from my grandparents.
Though their jest was light-hearted, each disaster left an indelible mark, fostering a deep-seated concern for our planet’s future.
As I progressed through high school, my studies in correlation versus causation, …
The World After COVID-19
As we approach the 50th Earth Day amidst the aftermath of COVID-19, I envision a world that has learned profound lessons from this global crisis. The pandemic has shown us both our vulnerabilities and our strengths, reshaping how we live and interact with each other and our planet.
Post-Covid-19, I yearn for a world where compassion and resilience define our actions. This means prioritizing healthcare as a fundamental right for all, ensuring that no one is left behind in times of health crises.
Accessible and affordable healthcare shouldn’t be a privilege but a global standard.
Environmental stewardship…
The University of Cambridge Breaks Free from Its Relationship with the Fossil Fuel Industry
The University of Cambridge has taken a decisive step towards distancing itself from the fossil fuel industry, announcing in late March 2024 a moratorium on all newly funded partnerships with Big Oil.
This significant move follows a vigorous two-year campaign by students, academics, and community members advocating for “Fossil Free Research,” alongside broader efforts spanning over a decade aimed at reducing the industry’s influence on campus.
Research funded by industries like tobacco, pharmaceuticals, sugar, and Big Oil has long been criticized for biasing outcomes in favor of corporate interests, …