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Jacqeline Nomora, M.Sc. Biology

Maldives: The Sinking Paradise Maldives: The Sinking Paradise (image credits: unsplash) The Maldives has long been famous for its turquoise waters and white sand beaches, but this paradise faces an uncertain future. With an average elevation of just 1.5 meters above sea level, the entire country is at the mercy of rising tides. The Intergovernmental …

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The Scope of the Crisis The Scope of the Crisis (image credits: pixabay) It’s jaw-dropping to realize that more than 3,500 animal species are now teetering on the edge of extinction due to climate change. This isn’t just a statistic—it’s a wakeup call that echoes in every corner of the natural world. The International Union …

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Germany: Championing the Renewable Revolution Germany: Championing the Renewable Revolution (image credits: pixabay) Germany’s story in the renewable energy sector is nothing short of remarkable. By 2024, nearly half of the country’s electricity was being generated from renewable sources. This achievement didn’t happen overnight; it’s the result of decades of persistent government policies, forward-thinking investments, …

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Germany: Championing Solar Since the Start Germany: Championing Solar Since the Start (image credits: unsplash) Germany has long been a pioneer in the solar industry, and its commitment in 2025 remains as strong as ever. Over 70 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity are now installed throughout the country, making Germany one of the global leaders …

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Antelope Canyon, Arizona Antelope Canyon, Arizona (image credits: flickr) Here’s the shocker: those dreamy light beams only appear at certain times of day and certain months, and the rest of the time it’s just a very crowded slot canyon. Every visit is on a guided tour, single-file, with groups stacking up in tight corridors while …

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The dream of pristine American beaches is colliding hard with reality in 2025. “What we observed in April was far and away greater than anything the satellites have recorded over the last 25 years and presumably ever as far as what would be expected” according to University of South Florida researchers. Meanwhile, accommodation costs are …

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Iceland: The Land of Glaciers and Geothermal Springs Iceland: The Land of Glaciers and Geothermal Springs (image credits: unsplash) Iceland’s landscape looks like something from another planet—towering glaciers, steaming hot springs, and waterfalls that seem to appear out of nowhere. With more than 10,000 glaciers and countless geothermal pools, it’s no wonder that people flock …

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The Rise of Tulum as a Tourist Hotspot The Rise of Tulum as a Tourist Hotspot (image credits: unsplash) Tulum’s transformation over the past decade is nothing short of astonishing. Once a sleepy fishing village, this slice of paradise quickly became the number one escape for international travelers. In 2024 alone, more than 3 million …

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Switzerland Maintains Its Golden Standard of Trust Switzerland Maintains Its Golden Standard of Trust (image credits: unsplash) Switzerland has ranked No. 1 nearly every year since 2017. It is one of the world’s wealthiest countries, and has been well-known for its neutrality. The tiny Alpine nation has been a frequent winner in U.S. News & …

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Singapore: The Undisputed Speed King Singapore: The Undisputed Speed King (image credits: pixabay) Imagine clicking a link and your page loads before you can blink. That’s everyday life in Singapore, where the average fixed broadband speed hit a staggering 265.6 Mbps in March 2025, according to the Speedtest Global Index. This isn’t an accident; Singapore’s …

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