A blog by ESSET staff & students
When you think of raccoons, you may envision them as native inhabitants of North America, but did you know these cunning and adaptable creatures have made their way to Europe?Raccoons, scientifically known as Procyon lotor, are not indigenous to Europe. However, their presence in the region can be traced back to the early 20th century.... Continue Reading →
In today's digital age, it's becoming increasingly common for students to study in the comfort of their own rooms. With the availability of online resources and virtual classrooms, the need to physically attend a library or study space seems unnecessary. However convenient as it may seem, studying exclusively in your room can harm your productivity,... Continue Reading →
As students across the country prepare for finals, it's important to recognize and understand the unique challenges faced by neurodivergent students. Neurodiversity encompasses a range of neurological differences, including but not limited to autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and anxiety disorders. They also encounter obstacles that make navigating the college experience more challenging. In this blog post,... Continue Reading →
In recent years, the Asian hornet, often known as the yellow-legged hornet (Vespa velutina), has raised concerns throughout Europe. These Southeast Asian native invasive species seriously threaten the local biodiversity and ecosystems. between 2 and 3 cm longblack thoraxblack antennaeyellow tip on the legsabdomen with 2 narrow and 1 wide orange bandqueen and workers about... Continue Reading →
The United Nations has recently adopted a landmark treaty focused on safeguarding our oceans, which are increasingly threatened by climate change. This historic agreement emphasizes the sustainable use of marine resources and presents significant opportunities to advance climate action. The treaty underscores the need to protect marine ecosystems and biodiversity, recognizing their role as natural... Continue Reading →
The world has been taken over by fast fashion. Companies are following a trend of producing and distributing items as quickly and cheaply as possible. This business model has significant environmental effects that cannot be overlooked, however handy it may seem. The chemicals used in clothing during production are an aspect of fast fashion that is not... Continue Reading →
Short-wavelength blue light is one sort of light that can seriously harm our eyes and general health. Electronic devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones, as well as man-made illumination sources like LED bulbs, emit it. Overexposure to blue light has been associated with several problems, such as headaches, eye strain, and irregular sleep patterns. In... Continue Reading →
Nuclear power plants have always been a subject of controversy, with arguments on both sides of the debate. Some people view nuclear power as a viable solution to the world's energy crisis, while others fear the dangers that nuclear plants pose to both human life and the environment. One of the most notable nuclear accidents... Continue Reading →
Pop culture takes over our minds when we hear the term "zombie virus," the first image that comes to mind is infected individuals who have turned into zombies. That is not the situation. I can offer you something even bigger. Russia's permafrost has been found to contain zombie viruses. After two years of lockdowns, this... Continue Reading →
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