THE LIGHTS ARE ABOUT TO GO OUT ON FIREFLIES. 😔

And yes, humans are to blame this time. According to the first major review of their global status, Fireflies Face Triple Extinction Threat Worldwide due to habitat loss and exposure to pesticides.

Will fireflies now become just a memory from our childhood?

What we can do is Increase habitat, Turn off lights, stop pesticide use... save fireflies and their relatives and share this to Aware world.

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SAVE WATER, SAVE LIFE.

After ruining the entire nature, we somehow manage to find sources for ourselves. But what about the other species who are also trying to survive around us? Let's be kind, let's be responsible. Please think of everyone else around as well before ruining and wasting anything around you.. Art Credit: Awantha Artigala #savewater #savewildlife #climatechange #ClimateAction #geographytimes

FLOODS IN EAST AFRICA.. An Effect of climate change

As extreme weather becomes more frequent, millions of people will be forced to leave their homes and move elsewhere. ▪️ There are 200 million climate refugees in the world ▪️ Over 90% of deaths caused by natural disasters occur in lower income countries! ▪️ 15 Million people are threatened in #Ethiopia #Somalia and #Kenya by extreme drought! ▪️ 50 Million people a year are displaced by flooding! #climatechange

SEA LEVEL RISE: Ominous Effect Of Global Warming And Climate Change

Floods over any other natural disaster attribute to the highest number of deaths and devastation in the United States of America. Floods are a huge matter of concern in most parts of the world primarily because delta regions contain large and important community residences. The reason for sea level rise is related to 3 primary factors and all 3 reasons are triggered by the current climate change on a global level: I: Thermal Intensification The water levels expand as soon as they heat up. Heating oceans are one of the major reasons for the sea level rise for the last 25 years. II: Melting Glaciers Huge ice formation including mountain caps naturally melts by a small amount every summer. The evaporation of seawater during winter leads to the formation of snow, thus balancing the water cycle. Nonetheless, global warming has prompted continuous high temperatures in recent years. This resulted in higher and much fast-paced summer melting than normal. Additionally, the formation

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