Category Archives: Environmental Change
Nuclear Energy
Nuclear energy has gotten a lot of attention since the recent nuclear disaster in Japan. After the recent earthquake struck Japan, a series of equipment failures led to the release of radioactive material <source>. This incident has made the public … Continue reading
A Thank You to Our Supporters
Once again, our founder Fariya Walji has been invited to the Millennium Campus Conference as a result of her excellent work with CTW. Each year, 1000 youth leaders from around the world gather to exchange information on world issues and … Continue reading
Changes Headed Our Way
The effects of global warming are visible all around us. They have recently also been noted in arctic waters. The temperature of arctic waters is the warmest it has been 2000 years! Arctic ice is melting faster than any computer … Continue reading
The Aflockalypse: A More Inconvenient Truth
While most people celebrated New Year Eve with fireworks and heartfelt resolutions, others were haunted by sights that resembled an apocalypse – or what would later been known as the ‘Aflockalypse’. On New Years day, 5000 birds blackbirds fell out … Continue reading
The Rippling Effect of the Gulf Oil Spill
We are all connected—from the oil spilling into the gulf to the algae it chokes at the bottom of the sea to the fish who lands on your plate, carrying with it the pollution someone else created. ~ Marisa Baratta … Continue reading
Time to Clean Up House
Undoubtedly, you’ve made a New Year’s resolution or two. Let us make one for you: to live in a clean, safe, healthy home. As a reader of ChangeTomorrow’sWorld.com—or simply by virtue of living on this planet—you’re familiar with global climate change and … Continue reading
What’s In Your Paper?
Printed on recycled paper. Those are the words to look for when you read a book. With the kindle, Sony readers and iPads making appearances on the market, certainly more people will explore the world of eBooks, and digital publishing has … Continue reading
I’m Melting, I’m Melting!
We have known the Arctic ice is melting for a while now, and by this time most of us finally care. But did you know that the damages caused by melting ice could cost us between $61 billion and $370 … Continue reading
S’ No More
This has been dubbed London, England’s worst winter in twenty years and as a Canadian living in London, I cannot help but chuckle. Based on Canadian standards, this winter has been mild at most. Major snowfalls typically melt before the … Continue reading
Reduce, Reuse, Freecycle
Until nine hours ago, I had never heard the word “freecycle.” When asked what I thought it might mean, my instinct was to picture a campaign for cycling in favour of reducing car pollution. Close—freecycling refers to a growing network … Continue reading
