Category: Norvergence

Norvergence believes that it’s important to reveal the relation between greenhouse gases and Saudi Aramco. September 14, 2019, the date has been already written in the dark history of Saudi Arabia. The country that was considered one of the safest in the Middle East has been attacked by a drone resulting in a series of explosions.

The responsibility for the attack was claimed by the Yemeni Houthi Movement whereas the other researchers of Norvergence have conducted research and found that a Qatar-linked website “Middle East Eye” claimed that the attack was carried out by Iraqi Hashd al-Shaabi.

The attacked oil field, Saudi Aramco is the world’s largest corporate emitter of greenhouse gasses and it has already released more than 40 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases.

The article named “Saudi Aramco is the World’s Largest Emitter of Greenhouse Gases” talks more about the issues of greenhouse gases and why Saudi Aramco considered the largest emitter of greenhouse gases.

Global warming and climatic change have created a need to protect the environment and its resources from depleting. Each country across the world is doing its bit to protect nature and natural resources.

Team Norvergence believes that it’s not just the government and the environmental activists who are responsible for the protection of the depleting mother earth. Each one of us is responsible and has the potential as an individual and as a country to come up with little efforts and ideas to protect the environment.

The Norvergence team is also working on the same environmental issues and has presented a report listing down the 5 eco-friendly countries that spread the message of sustainability.

In the era of increasing global warming, many environmentalists, politicians, artists, and social workers are trying to create a difference through different channels or methods. Norvergence is an initiative taken by a group of environmentalists to aware people regarding environmental issues and what we can do to tackle it.

Their work got published on 4 renowned websites such as Nation of Change, ESI Africa, The Environmental Blog.org and Environewsnigeria.com.

The published content contains in-depth research about issues like economic impacts of climate change (across the globe), environmental activists being killed globally, psychosocial and mental health impacts of climate change, impacts of climate change in Vietnam (case study) and how education helps to address climate change.

To know more about the Norvergence Environmental Research and the websites on which the research is published read the full article “ Norvergence’s Environmental Research got published on 4 renowned websites.”

Don’t feel sad after reading the title, get up and take a stand in favor of environmentalists who are fighting for all of us. Norvergence, a social initiative taken by a group of environmentalists request all of you to show your support and ask the government why they are not been able to protect environmentalists?

Norvergence in its article reported that only in 2012, around 147 environmentalists were killed. The situation got worse in 2017 when almost 2017 environmentalists murdered.

Environmental Activists Being Killed Globally: Why Are World Leaders Still Silent? – NationofChange https://t.co/iS4KDRR3a9 via @NationofChange

— Norvergence (@norvergence) June 4, 2019

The team Norvergence has highlighted a few incidents in the article mentioned below that clearly shows the struggle and suffering the environmentalists have gone through to protect the environment. The highlighted incidents are from areas near Latin America, Asia, and Russia.

  You can read the article published by Norvergence titled “Environmental Activists Being Killed Globally: Why are World Leaders still silent?” to know more about the environmental activists and there painful fight to protect the mother earth.