Even though I was born in the United States to acquire citizenship so I could travel the world freely, I still consider myself to be full Yugoslavian. Both sides of my family come from the Balkan region of the world, which include countries like Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina to be exact. As of late,

Climate Change in the Home of the Paris Agreement by Barnard Blogger Sonia Cisneros
Paris, a city of light, love, and climate change. Over the past few years Paris has both propelled itself forward as the home of the Paris Agreement, as well as has been plunged into the deep end of climate change with record storms and floods in 2016, and the onset of smog over the city

Turning Trash into Energy by CityTech blogger Frantzy Dor
Photo Credit: Matthew Lloyd / Bloomberg A Danish energy company that goes by the name of Dong Energy is developing a new technology that would convert trash into energy by breaking down organic materials to create power. This process is unique because this company has developed a method that utilizes “waste streams” combined with recycling

Vanishing Veggies by City-Tech Blogger Mariano Huaman
This winter season climate changes have been affecting vegetable crop production in some countries in Europe. According to Feargus O’Sullivan, extreme weather has caused a vegetable shortage in Britain. Icy and rainy weather is causing floods that are ruining the Mediterranean vegetable crops supplying the British market. Spain is another country affected by climate change.

Future aircraft to limit CO2 Emissions
Britain’s low-cost airline EasyJet will soon be testing its new hybrid airplane. The aircraft will run on fuel cells as well as use regenerative braking to reclaim energy during landings. The fuel cells will power the plane’s electric motors when taxing on the ground, traditionally the time when aircraft uses about four percent of the plane’s