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How Quiet Seas Have Stilled Fishing Songs

February 6, 2024

The ocean’s surface, once rippling with the harmonies of mankind’s connection to the sea, now lies eerily still, a mirror reflecting a world robbed of its acoustic vitality. ‘How Quiet Seas Have Stilled Fishing Songs’ is not just a chronicle

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The Last Whispers of the Marsh

February 6, 2024

As the sun sets on mankind’s once flourishing civilizations, the marshes speak in hushed tones—reciting a eulogy for the world we once knew. The Last Whispers of the Marsh is not just a chronicle of loss; it’s a testament to

Vultures Overhead, Death from Above in a Starving Ecosystem

The once-vibrant canvas of our ecosystem is fading, its hues of green and blue growing

Under the Smog – A Skyline’s Final Elegy

Once upon a present-dystopian day, when the sky wept tears of toxic fumes and the

Featured·Tuesday 6th

Droughts’ Dissonance: Will Thirst Quench the Quell of Riots?

February 6, 2024

In a world perpetually parched, where each drop of water is both a blessing and a curse, humanity’s resilience fades like the last evaporating

Featured·Tuesday 6th

Sandwaves of Silence: When Deserts Drown Out Life’s Din

February 6, 2024

In an era where the cacophony of civilization has been the backing track of our daily lives, a new silence is emerging. Not the

Featured·Tuesday 6th

Ghosts of Coral Reefs: Reflecting on Resilience Among Ruins

February 6, 2024

Amidst the overcast waters, where clarity and color once danced together in vibrant symbiosis, there now lingers a haunting stillness. ‘Ghosts of Coral Reefs’

Featured·Tuesday 6th

Survival’s Symphony: The Unexpected Harmonies of Post-Human Earth

February 6, 2024

In a world unrecognizable to the eyes of those that came before, the ruins of humanity’s once great civilizations have been reclaimed by nature’s

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