In many ways all human beings differ from each other, but in many other ways we go through a lot of situations that are similar, in our own timelines. Read what you must, to relate what you can. The broken chalk welcomes you a-board!
The recent news of Germany and the rest of the EU reducing their gas imports by about 66% by the end of this year has got the countries in the west worked up about the economy (Ramachandran, 2022). The EU, especially Germany is looking for alternatives to fulfil their gas needs. As of 2020, the … Continue reading THE RUSSIAN-GERMAN GASLIGHTING
In this two-faced article we will be covering the technology behind EV and Hybrid technology vehicles, and also the commercial aspect of it addressing the current issues faced by the society, private investors and government sector alike, and plausible solutions to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. To give you a brief history of cars, the … Continue reading EV: AUTOMOBILE TECHNOLOGY MINUS THE VROOM FACTOR
The process of explaining different types of green energy in one article and yet not so long that it becomes a novel is a tricky task. We are familiar with the concept of series from television to cinema to books and even lectures. Hence, I have decided that I will attempt to explain the concepts … Continue reading WHY AREN’T WE GOING CRAZY ABOUT HYDROGEN?
When I sat down to write this time I was in a dilemma, as to which topic to choose. With the world catching up to the fact that climate change is irreversible, we are trying to mitigate and adapt to these changes by reducing carbon emissions, introducing policies for green energy and protecting our ecosystems. … Continue reading Climate Change-How did we get here?
Its 2021. The earth is spinning faster, the geography has bulged from the equator as calculated. The seasons are not stable, there are wildfires in some place, and floods in other. The world has trouble rising back from the pandemic that was hit. Every island and mainland struggling to keep its economy on the brink … Continue reading Energy Storage Systems – The Bridge for Energy Transition
The water crisis across the globe is dangerously on a positive slope. Usually I try to explain the situation in the form of a story or a scenic situation, but this article is going to be purely factual and informative. The reason is because we are all aware of the water scarcity situation in not … Continue reading THE WATERING DILEMMA OF CONSERVATIONISTS
We all love fashion. No matter how overrated the prices are and how bad the quality is. If it looks crazy on you, you will want it. So sustainable fashion is not about changing the way you dress, it is about what you wear, where you buy it from and do you really need what … Continue reading SUSTAINABLE SHOULD BE YOUR FASHION STATEMENT
That is an odd topic to touch upon, but the more we see climate activists and the news, we just get sick of hearing it repeatedly. We all know what is happening because we keep hearing it every day, or if you open the news channels, every 3 hours. The thing is we are not … Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE IS A BUSINESS
Microplastics: A very common word people or climate enthusiasts use these days to describe the micro level particles of plastic that occur in various geographical environments and caused due to plastic pollution. Now to explain what offshore renewable technology means: Renewable energy is the energy that is harnessed and produced from nature from resources such … Continue reading Microplastics affecting offshore Renewable Technology
A beautiful day, a pleasant morning. You have that good feeling in your heart and you set out to take on the day. Then you step on shit, screw up your presentation, spill coffee on your favorite shirt, get fired from office, kiss a guy because it was raining and you feel maybe today was … Continue reading THE OTHER WAY
The Broken Chalk 