Envisioning a "new" future for society

The idea of a "New" future is an idea that benefits all. We work together to create a vision and define the best steps forward, letting our creative minds explore possibilities, and seeing how each idea can be most impactful on society and the planet.

Social Forestry is a subcategory of reforestation and afforestation, which are plants that are intentionally grown and released to help restore areas damaged by human activity or natural disasters. Reforestation provides lumber for building and other purposes, but it also serves environmental functions such as erosion control and providing habitat for other plants and animals.

That’s why social forestry is a necessary response to the challenges we face in our own time. It's a way forward that offers a hope of peaceful coexistence with the other species sharing this planet with us, and could at least help us avoid their extinction and the ultimate destruction of all life!

The future of the planet and its inhabitants depends a lot more on social forestry as a way of life than on simple tree plantation. It is time we started thinking about forestation in terms of how it impacts our health, our economy and environment, and, most importantly, our happiness. Social Forestry will make life better for everyone.

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Global Oxygen Levels: A Worrisome Record Low

Global oxygen levels, a critical component of Earth’s life-support system, have reached their lowest point in recorded history, as demonstrated by recent data. The chart reveals a concerning trend in the decline of atmospheric oxygen (O₂) levels, now standing at their lowest as of February 15, 2023, with an O₂ concentration of -861.01 per meg. This measurement represents a 0.01332% decline compared to present-day atmospheric levels. While this number may appear small, its implications are anything but. Understanding the Trend Atmospheric oxygen has been on a steady decline for decades. This trend, visible in the chart, highlights a clear and consistent reduction in oxygen over the years. Seasonal fluctuations are evident, but the overarching pattern is downward. The data reflects the long-term impact of human activities, primarily fossil fuel combustion and deforestation, which consume oxygen and emit carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the atmosphere. What’s Driving the Decline? Fossil Fu...

Important days dedicated to the environment

The environment is a precious possession and keeping it for mankind is our moral responsibility. UN has dedicated some days to the environment as of 2019. Social care helps a lot to curb an environmental problem that becomes a base to move ahead of cause and effects. So It's important to keep social stamina for what you do for social welfare like social forestry. A list of important environmental is given below: Important Environmental Days (Source: Ministry of GOI) Month Date Day Division February 2 World Wetlands Day NRCD March 28 3 20 21 22 National Science Day World Wildlife Day World Sparrow Day International Day of Forests World Water Day ...

Environmental science of climate change

Environmental science is the study of the environment and the effects of human activities on it. Climate change is one of the most significant environmental issues that we face today, and environmental science plays a critical role in understanding its causes, impacts, and potential solutions. Climate change refers to the long-term changes in Earth's climate system, including temperature, precipitation, and sea level, resulting from human activities such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes. These activities release large amounts of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, into the atmosphere, which trap heat and cause global temperatures to rise. Environmental scientists study climate change through a variety of methods, including data collection, computer modelling, and laboratory experiments. They also investigate the impacts of climate change on ecosystems, human health, and the economy, and develop strategies to mitigate its effects...

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