Earth Changes

Many of us have learned, as adults, the self-discipline often required to live within our means. If we make $100 per week, but spend $150, pretty soon we’ll be faced with a choice: stop spending and use the money to pay off the bills or continue to buy stuff we don’t need until our mountain […]

In my last article, I talked about rising temperatures, and how the unprecedented surge is linked to greenhouse gasses—mostly carbon dioxide (CO2)—in the atmosphere. I mentioned that even if we stopped all the things that produce CO2 today, the climate would continue to warm for decades, due to those emissions lingering. So, if we could

It’s no surprise that temperatures rise in summertime. Right? Globally speaking, July is the hottest month in the year, based on global average temperatures. In the northern hemisphere, it’s a given that outdoor temps will soar in July.  But this year, July shattered expectations across the board.  According to the Smithsonian, more than 1,000 high-temp

Like the coral reefs we talked about last time, rainforests are one of the world’s most delicate ecosystems. Found on all the world’s continents except Antarctica, rainforests come in two forms: temperate, found in cooler climes, and tropical, those clustered around or near the equator between latitudes of 23.5°N and 23.5°S. The tropical Amazon, by

A coral reef environment plays a huge role in Entheóphage, so it makes sense to touch on them here, as well as the role they play in Earth’s ecosystems and global diversity. But reefs do far more than support marine animals. They also provide food, nutrient, and medicinal sources for over a billion humans, protect delicate