Sincerely Yours Earthly...

A Parallel world Often, I wonder how different our world would have been if we had not discovered fossil energy or rather the use of it. Putting my assumption into a clearer perspective, I believe humanity would have found another means to powering up our planet and, perhaps the less talked about global problems might have been the more prominent. In a world of no fossil fuel, to a great deal of extent, the possibility of climate change happening might not be overruled, but the pace of the change would have been more proportional to the natural adaptive capability of not just humanity but the whole planet’s ecosystem.   The gains of not having to deal with the threats of the abrupt change in climatic conditions would probably have saved the world a lot in terms of financial commitment and time. These resources might have been channeled to solving other fundamental problems facing humanity. Perhaps, issues like poverty and global inequality would have worn ...

The slogan for World Environment Day 2015. Source: UNEP The Milky Way Galaxy, a hub of many planetary bodies, each with its own distinctive belt of extraordinary features which largely still elude the human knowledge grasp. However, while there exists the already known and yet to be identified planetary system in this Galaxy, many of them have been deemed void of life at least within the scope of the present age knowledge of the universe. but right in the vastness of space, a speck of life does exists, a living planet that support life in its entirety , the only home of man, Earth. The planet is such that seem to have a faculty of ingenious succession and adaptive capability such that all possible prevailing conditions synonymous to growth all conformed to the collective evolution of a perfect and functional life system. In other words, Nature, as we have come to christen the system has been quite methodological and sequential in the view of provisions of t...