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Global warming and climate change: What's the difference? This time, we're going to talk about a hot topic: climate change. Here, we'll discuss the effects of this phenomenon briefly and simply, as well as how it differs from another popular term: global warming. By Roberto Diaz Blanco Although the terms climate change and global warming are sometimes used interchangeably, they are not synonymous. The evidence is obvious that the Earth is warming. Climate change is a word that is widely used to describe environmental devastation around the world. Climate change - what is it? According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), any major change in climatic measurements that lasts for an extended length of time. As a result, climate change encompasses considerable variations in temperature, precipitation, and wind patterns, among other things, over several decades or more.  How does global warming work? It's important to distinguish between climate change and global

The 9 Best Solutions to reach Zero Hunger  By 2030 We know that the world produces enough food to feed all 7.5 billion people, but 1 in 9 people still go hungry every day. We are falling behind on the United Nations goal of reaching Zero Hunger by 2030. By Roberto R. Díaz Blanco Hunger has both simple and sophisticated solutions: The interventions themselves are straightforward, with many of them consisting of simple stages. Making that transformation last and sustainable, as well as identifying the proper blend of solutions for each community, is more difficult. Here are 9 solutions that are assisting us in our efforts to achieve Zero Hunger in 24 nations worldwide. Climate Smart Agriculture: We know that climate change contributes to world hunger by increasing the frequency and duration of extreme temperatures, floods, and dry spells. Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) is a broad word that refers to a variety of strategies that help farmers adapt to and become more resilient to a changi