Space technology in our daily life? we don’t realise this while using things like non-contact infrared thermometers to measure temperatures, or the power generated by solar panels.

Hi, The new generation of kids are certainly more aware of our environmental issues. Dyuthi, 12 yrs joins me in discussing further about our oceans and the issues related. Hannah Whitby in episodes 64 and 65 discussed loads issues our marine life faces.

In today’s fortnightly news episode, I’ve been able to cover some news in politics, space, environment and a cyber attack incident that shut Oil pipelines in US. Here’s a list of all the news you could hear

Hi, I enjoyed making this special episode for ‘Mother’s Day 2021’. I’ve had the chance to Thank mothers of every kind. Yes, even Mother Earth and mother Nature.

Hi, In this news episode, We cover some fascinating news from across the world

In this episode, Hannah continues to explain why coral reefs are so important to us and why our lifestyles are causing reefs to disappear despite being the first line of defence in protecting our oceans. We discuss how plastics are known to be harmful on our oceans but emerging things unknown and that are equally harmful are the cosmetics, personal care products and cleaning products.

Hi, I start this episode by satisfying my curiosity on Life of an oceanographer as a Biogeochemist. Hannah Whitby gives us great insights into the reasons why Oceans play a major role in affecting our lifestyles and climate change Listen to her as she explains how Sea level changes actually affect half of human populations as they live within about 100 kms of our oceans. Oceans give us half the oxygen we breathe. Tiny little algae work very hard to stabilise the carbon footprint.

Hi, I’m back with some more interesting news from across the world. I’m amazed by all the events that happen across the world

Hi, In today’s episode, I speak to Two inspiring sisters, Dhaanya and Reaha formed Mygreenmantra, in Hong kong, to do their bit and help reverse Climate Change. They do this by cleaning up the beaches with their little hands and campaigning outside of public spaces, getting people to pledge change in their lifestyle to help reverse the effects of Climate change. The positive actions of many prominent environmentalists like David Attenborough, Greta thunberg and Jane Goodall inspired these 2 little girls. They plan to attend the COP26 summit in Glasgow this year.

Hi, I’m back with another episode with lots of interesting news from across the world.

Ever wondered about the countries most affected by climate change and how it feels to be there? Lynn Englum literally travels to these places! She explains how it feels to be there In part 2 of Climate change discussion, She continues to explain how each of us can make a difference by being conscious about our Carbon Footprint. And how humanity should strive to keep up our livelihood without causaing damage to our environment. So far, world economies have thought more consumption or in simple words, buying, is better economy. But this cannot continue anymore.

Climate change is the change in weather patterns in the world. Like Superstorm Sandy in East coast and the intense wildfires in California last year and excessive rains in Lynn Englum has travelled across the world to countries that are most impacted with climate change. And sees why this phenomenon is displacing millions of people forcing them into becoming refugees in other countries.

There’s always something interesting and educative happening in our world. Here’s some news I’ve managed to capture in this fortnightly news.

https://pdcn.co/e/www.buzzsprout.com/1035886/8175707-057-little-minds-chat-about-biodiversity.mp3?blob_id=36913554&download=true https://pdcn.co/e/www.buzzsprout.com/1035886/8175707-057-little-minds-chat-about-biodiversity.mp3?blob_id=36913554&download=true In my previous episode, Dr Gerardo proved to us that Biodiversity is under severe thread and that my generation will have various challenges and consequences if this is not attended to immediately.

Fortnightly world news covered for kids