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Norvergence’s Environmental Research Got Published on 4 Renowned Websites

In the era of increasing global warming, many environmentalists, politicians, artists, and social workers are trying to create a difference through different channels or methods. Norvergence is an initiative taken by a group of environmentalists to aware people regarding environmental issues and what we can do to tackle it.
Their work got published on 4 renowned websites such as Nation of Change, ESI Africa, The Environmental Blog.org and Environewsnigeria.com.
The published content contains in-depth research about issues like economic impacts of climate change (across the globe), environmental activists being killed globally, psychosocial and mental health impacts of climate change, impacts of climate change in Vietnam (case study) and how education helps to address climate change.
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