According to the United Nation’s Global Assessment report compiled by over 450 scientists over a period of three years, 1 MILLION species have a high risk of becoming extinct in the very near future. This is a scary fact, and human actions are largely to blame. With this increasing collapse of the Earth’s biodiversity, it is important for us to look at what people and institutions are doing in order to try and live in harmony with the natural environment and preserve it, without solely destroying it. Continue reading “A Climate Crisis that Needs Assistance” →