By Diana Rodriguez You’ve probably been hearing that global warming melts ice caps since you were in elementary school, but propaganda with sad polar bears isn’t the only thing that these increasing temperatures will bring us. All around the world—Shanghai, Osaka, San Francisco, and our native Miami—over 400 cities are at risk of being underwater…
By Krystal Alverio Hurricane Maria made history when it transformed from a mere tropical storm to a catastrophic category 5 hurricane within just 24 hours. Maria came a few days after Hurricane Jose, a storm that just barely made landfall in the small island of Puerto Rico. Hurricane Maria was the strongest storm the island…
By Rozany Guzman Hurricane Maria left countless caribbean islands in shambles as it traveled the Pacific Ocean, with one of its main targets being Puerto Rico, a United States territory. Maria, one of the strongest hurricanes on record, left the small island destroyed, entire communities under water, trees uprooted, houses torn apart, and all forms…
By Daylin Delgado Humans have been able to create marvelous structures and develop unimaginable technology. They have become creators while becoming destroyers: these advances present drawbacks. The creation of these increasingly common objects require energy and most of it comes from fossil fuels. Fossil fuels, though efficient and providing the necessary energy for current lifestyles,…