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Green Witch Chronicles
How Climate Change Impacts the Himalayas
Owing to climate change, Himalayan glaciers are melting, escalating the threat of drought in thousands of square kilometres of land.
Dec 14, 20248 min read
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Up to Three Billion People Will Live in a Hotter World by 2070
1-3 billion people could find themselves outside the comfortable mean temperature in a short time of 50 years.
Nov 26, 20245 min read
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Aral: The Sea That Died and Haunts Us
The Aral Sea nowadays is the skeletons of fishing vessels protruding from its exposed sandy bottom like ghosts of another world.
Nov 17, 20244 min read
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Don't Be A Climate Doomer
Climate Doomism is spreading roots into the social psyche. Climate Doomism leads to climate inaction and a depressed and anxious worldview.
Nov 15, 20245 min read
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The Three Core Studies That Answered The Question of Climate Change
This third study proved that our greenhouse gas emissions impact Earth's climate.
Nov 15, 20245 min read
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Long Pepper: The Spice that We Forgot
This spice, no less interesting or tastier than pepper, was cast away in the flood of changes happening in the history of food choices.
Dec 7, 20245 min read
Jackfruit: Food for Thought to Make the World Hunger-Free
Jackfruit has been the food of the poor man for centuries in many regions of Asia, due to its abundance and ability to thrive with zero care
Nov 26, 20244 min read
Vervain: The Plant, History, Myth, and Facts
Vervain, also known as the Druid’s weed, was a special herb used by Druids in medicinal healing.
Nov 19, 20247 min read
Love Potatoes? Read About This Food That Changed World History
It was in 7000 BCE that the inhabitants of the Andes mountains in South America began to cultivate potatoes.
The Arctic Life: Traditional and Modern
People dig holes in the ice for this as the entire water surface is often covered in ice. Fish is eaten either frozen, boiled or fried.
Dr Diane Gendron: A Lifelong Friendship with Blue Whales
A woman who has spent 3 decades with the blue whales of the Gulf of California, Mexico.
Katalin Kariko: Winner of Nobel Prize for Medicine 2023: A Woman Scientist Who Made Possible the mRNA Vaccine for Covid
Kariko’s and Drew Weissman’s paper on mRNA became a worldwide sensation when the COVID-19 pandemic tightened its grip on the world in 2020.
Uighurs & Tibetans: Cultural Genocide and a Long History of Persecution
Uighurs undergo a slow and real genocide in Chinese re-education camps, known to the outside world as Chinese concentration camps.
The Story of Sunday: How The Day Came To Be
Romans in ancient times had an eight-day week. The eighth day was for shopping when markets would be alive with rural people
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