GBRI was excited to join the 64th NASA Convention 2022 held at Christ University Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, India from June 1-4Â 2022. We talked about sustainability, green buildings, LEED, WELL, and climate change in our sessions. These sessions were held by our GBRI faculties and delegates that traveled to Bangalore from all over the country …
The unprecedented rate at which we are trashing Earth will soon render the planet a catastrophe. Indeed, governments worldwide are doing their part to aware citizens of the massive repercussions of climate change. But the question still stands — does awareness programs and drives to save the environment cut it? Governments and corporations need to …
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New Zealand is facing an imminent danger of a rise in sea levels putting its two largest cities at risk. There is a global sea-level rise due to the thermal expansion of the ocean. It is caused by the melting of land-based glaciers and ice sheets in Antarctica. This rise in sea levels due to …
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On March 18, 2022, scientists were shocked when a research station in Antarctica, known as the Concordia Research Station, recorded an astounding -11.5 degrees Celsius (or 11.3 degrees Fahrenheit) likely setting a new world record. The normal day temperature at this location is typically around -49 Celsius (or -56 Fahrenheit), but this recording showed the …
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As per the first comprehensive global status assessment for reptile species, about a fifth of the world’s reptiles are deemed to be threatened with extinction. Examples are the Galapagos tortoises, the Komodo dragon of the Indonesian islands, West Africa’s rhinoceros viper, and India’s gharial. This assessment has examined almost 10,196 reptile species including turtles, crocodiles, …
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Every year on April 22, we celebrate Earth Day around the world to raise awareness about the environment and our commitment to making our planet better. After all, this planet belongs to us, and taking care of it is our responsibility. The first Earth Day was celebrated on March 21, 1970. It was first proposed …
By Simran Mishra Climate change is considered to be one of the greatest reasons for our planet’s extinction, affecting the biodiversity all around us. It has already started affecting the lives of many, including our health. The threats that climate change poses to our planet include, an increase in temperature, the spread of various diseases, …
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Climate change and carbon footprint reduction are two of the most pressing issues of our day. They are real, but not insurmountable. There are numerous actionable things you can do to protect the earth from the effects of a rapidly changing climate. Here are three methods for lowering your carbon impact. 1. Bike >>>> Drive …
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Earth Hour is a worldwide movement organized by the World Wide Fund for nature. It is celebrated yearly on the last Saturday of March at 8:30 pm. This movement was started to raise worldwide awareness for two imminent dangers to our planet- climate change and nature loss. Our planet is our life support. As the …
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