Impacts of climate change on global food security are the major problem in the developing world in Asia and Africa. With immense biodiversity resources, these countries are already in climate vulnerability due to a shortage of water and increasing drought. …

Recently I had a chance to attain a webinar “Frozen or Molten Earth” organized by Nanoland Group, India on the August 7, 2021. The entire conversations were basically to advocate the extreme danger of the climate change and the effort that scientists and community mobilizers are working in Asia. …

Diversity inclusion is one of the actions to ensure climate justice. Diverse population diverse knowledge to live sustainably and if majority understand their value. These days the USA is discussing the critical race theory and trying to find what is the best way that every race can have the opportunity…

Amid climate change and a struggle between the economic and the environmental need, a new and innovative leadership model is necessary to strike a balance. In 2019, during the climate reality training at the Minneapolis, Minnesota, Vice president Al Gore posed three questions (Must we change? Can we change? And…

History reveled science and technology did not worked appropriately to help serve the peoples’ needs, welfare and benefits. Otherwise we would have experienced a perfect environment and a disease free world. The technology served for those who won the business and enterprises. Agriculture, Food and Nutrition have been a major…

Without political, social and economic justices climate justice is hard to achieve. These days the world politics are fighting for a generation battle to find out who is who? This is the battle of deep rooted culture and the ever increasing money oriented greed undermining human values. In the social…

Recent technical report on Climate Change is showing daunting problems of temperature rise and the impact is increasing unexpectedly. The time is limited to make a safer world. According to a The World Economic Forum blog report “IPCC report: UN Secretary-General describes climate crisis as ‘code red for humanity’ “The science is clear that humans activities are ‘unequivocally’ causing climate change. The effects of which have resulted in stark increases in the risk of flooding, droughts and wildfires. Research predicts that the world is likely to hit a 1.5C warming limit within the next 20 years, unless immediate, rapid and large-scale action is taken to reduce emissions. The UN climate panel sounded a dire warning Monday, saying the world is dangerously close to runaway warming — and that humans are ‘unequivocally’ to blame.”

Modern science in the contest of global climate change is always murky. Some environmental scientists claim that due to the development of solar and wind energy it has been successful to curb the global carbon emission. However, the problem is the earth’s temperature keeps rising beyond the acceptable limit. Indigenous…