Author: Alex Tabibi

Dr. Alexander Tabibi is an entrepreneur, investor, and advocate for sustainable innovation with a deep commitment to leveraging technology for environmental and social good. As a thought leader at the intersection of business and sustainability, Dr. Tabibi brings a strategic vision to Green.org, helping guide its mission to inspire global climate awareness and actionable change. With a background in both medicine and business, Dr. Tabibi combines analytical rigor with entrepreneurial insight.

Recently, the climate conversation has been stirred by a surprising development: Donald Trump’s actions are causing uncertainty about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the world’s most cited climate report. This report plays a crucial role in guiding international strategies to combat climate change, and disruptions could have far-reaching consequences. As we navigate this complex issue, let’s explore the potential implications and understand the science and policies this may affect. Understanding the IPCC and Its Importance The IPCC is a global organization of scientists and policymakers who assess climate change data and present comprehensive reports to inform global action.…

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Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has made a significant stride in the realm of sustainability by having its net zero goals approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This marks a pivotal development as Indonesian corporations are stepping up to affirm their climate pledges, reflecting a broader commitment to environmental stewardship. The undertaking by APP is a testament to the growing shift in corporate strategies toward reducing carbon footprints and fostering sustainability. This progress is seen within the context of global efforts to combat climate change, which affects everyone from school children to retirees across the globe. The Importance…

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In an unexpected encounter that has sparked intrigue and curiosity, a shimmering oarfish, usually dwelling in the ocean’s depths, made a rare appearance near the surface on a beach in Mexico. These mysterious sea creatures, often referred to as “sea serpents” due to their long, slender bodies, provide unique insights into oceanic biodiversity and environmental health. As we explore this fascinating event, we will delve into the ecological significance of such sightings and their implications for understanding oceanic ecosystems. Unveiling the Oarfish: A Rare Ocean Phenomenon Oarfish sightings are a rare occurrence, drawing significant attention whenever they occur. Known scientifically…

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In one of the most remote and pristine regions on our planet, a silent crisis is brewing—the ice at the top of the world is melting. The Arctic, often referred to as the Earth’s air conditioner, is experiencing unprecedented changes. This melting is not just a distant problem; it affects ecosystems, weather patterns, and even sea levels across the globe. Today, we explore the unfolding ‘Meltdown at the Top of the World’ and its far-reaching implications, as well as the potential solutions to combat this pressing issue. Understanding the Arctic Meltdown The Arctic is warming at least twice as fast…

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The natural environment is an incredible force, shaping our world in ways that politics and economics can only attempt to manage or influence. This was the core message delivered by Singapore’s climate envoy, underscoring the idea that nature’s power ultimately governs life on Earth. Emphasizing this point becomes ever more crucial in light of mounting [evidence of climate change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change) and environmental degradation. Nature does not negotiate or compromise; it reacts to tangible, physical changes, like the rising levels of [greenhouse gases](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas) in our atmosphere. Environmental and Sustainability News When addressing environmental challenges, Singapore’s stance encourages a focus on pragmatic and…

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January wasn’t the month anyone expected to rewrite the climate history books, yet it pulled a fast one on all of us, smashing global temperature records left and right. No one was exactly putting their money on chilly January to swing as hot as it did. We’re living in some bizarre times, aren’t we? It’s fascinating, though, how nature decides to do its own thing, plans be damned. And here we are, left scratching our heads and wondering—how did that happen? Buckle up, ’cause we’re diving into insane temperatures, some hefty stats, and what it might mean for our precious…

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Hey there. Picture this. The annual farmers’ gathering’s right around the corner. Everyone’s packing their boots and best plaid shirts as they gear up for what could be a bit stormy this time. Not just in weather terms either. This event isn’t simply a meet-and-greet. Nah, it’s the hub of discussion and sometimes even heated arguments. It’s where farmers shake hands with politicians, air grievances about policy, and chew over what crops up next for agriculture. Predictably, the vibes aren’t always cozy, but necessary? Absolutely. Now, with Labour somehow in the eye of a brewing storm due to policies that…

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What is Citizen Science? Citizen science is the practice of public participation in scientific research. Volunteers work alongside professional scientists to collect and analyze data, often in large-scale or remote projects where additional hands (and minds) are essential. With advancements in technology and an increasing need for data-driven solutions, citizen science is becoming a powerful tool in fields like climate science, biodiversity conservation, and archaeology. Why Join a Citizen Science Expedition? Participating in a citizen science research expedition offers numerous benefits: Hands-On Learning – Gain real-world experience in scientific methods and fieldwork. Impactful Contribution – Help scientists gather crucial data…

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