Leonardo

  Memories and knowledge will not be forgotten. It is currently the fourth quarter of the school year. As a prerequisite, I'm writing the final blog I'll ever write for this subject. This chapter of my life is about to come to an end. Being a part of the Maxwell family here at Ilocos Sur National High School has allowed me to explore many new things and acquire lessons that go beyond what can be taught in a book. To me, everything appears to be a dream. But I'm pleased that this is the case, since I know that meeting and having these people in my life, my classmates, and instructors are more rewarding than uncovering a buried treasure. They are important individuals in my life who have taught me a lot, given me memories to cherish, and times to reflect on in the future. This isn't simply a phase or an adventure that I'll forget about since I know they'll live on in my heart for the rest of my life. I usually think creatively while I'm studying, and thi...

  https://www.indiatvnews.com/science/world-environment-day-2021-history-importance-and-why-it-is-celebrated-709341 T he world loses enough forest every three seconds to cover a football pitch and over the last century over half of our wetlands have been destroyed. World Environment Day is celebrated every year on June 5 across the world to inspire the people and the communities to take action to prevent the growing strain on planet Earth’s natural systems from reaching its saturation points. This year the World Environment Day is themed on ‘ecosystem restoration’ and calls for urgent action to revive the damaged ecosystems, with Pakistan being the host country for the day. R estoration of ecosystem holds significance in a globalized world that has been witnessing rapid development at blinding speed. According to the United Nations, the world loses enough forest every three seconds to cover a football pitch and over the last century over half of our wetlands have been destroyed. “A...