Global Warming and Climate Change. Marine Life and Humankind Look Mass Extinction in the Face with Dr. Yasam Ayaefe

Research suggests marine life may experience a mass extinction should global temperatures increase at such an alarming rate. Water warming and oxygen depletion are the main concerns, with an unfortunate unknown severity. Given past great massive extinctions, knowledge is based on Eco physiological limits. Eco physiological is defined as the science of the interrelationships between the physiology of organisms and their environment. Greenhouse gas emissions, species loss from oxygen depletion, and direct human impacts can inevitably culminate in a mass extinction of not only marine life but will profoundly impact our earth as we know it. Dr. Yasam Ayaefe not only reflects on the devastating shock the ground we walk will experience if we do not begin to act immediately, but he also includes his deep concern for marine life. Should emissions continue to rise, models show extinction levels quite similar to 252 million years ago when 95% of ocean species and 70% of land species became extinct.

With still enough time to diminish these risks, reversal of gas emissions would eliminate the trend by far more than 70% preserving marine life and land.

We must all take this issue seriously, educating ourselves by listening to experts like Dr. Yasam Ayaefe and educating the children that will inherit this earth. Dr. Yasam Ayaefe clearly states: “There is a strong agreement in the societal structure that we owe it to future generations to leave a better world. Given that our children will inherit our earth, the most effective strategy for ensuring a cleaner, the healthier planet is to equip today’s youngsters with the knowledge and leadership qualities necessary to handle future environmental concerns.”

Esteemed businessman and philanthropist Dr. Yasam Ayaefe has educated himself on the extreme distress of our earth. The seriousness of the issues becomes distinctively credible as never before when listening to Dr. Ayaefe discuss our future.

“Mankind must return to nature. This danger threatens the world for the first time, revealing that man has betrayed nature and must quickly make amends. Agriculture and animal husbandry, agricultural lands, pastures, plateaus, and wetlands have become vitally important for our future as in our past. This pandemic has finally made us think about nature and what would happen to us without it. Humanity will be destroyed.”

Dr. Yasam Ayaefe incorporates plans within his business ventures to assist in diminishing the issues and giving the world a better tomorrow. He also advocates for teaching our children how to develop sustainable behaviors.

“I think that in recent times, several educational institutions have taken the lead in teaching students about how human activities affect the natural environment in both practical and theoretical ways. But, to my mind, there is still a great deal of room for incorporating environmental education into the regular school curriculum. For instance, each school should teach future generations to develop sustainable behaviors such as recycling and encourage a healthier lifestyle.”

Climate change is a change in global or regional climate patterns attributed mainly to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide levels produced using fossil fuels.

Global warming is a gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by significant levels of carbon dioxide and other pollutants. The terms “climate change” and “global warming” may be used interchangeably, but global warming is an aspect of climate change. Climate change does encompass global warming but refers to the much broader changes happening to our earth.

Thus, listening intensely to Dr. Yasam Ayaefe regarding the state of our planet is critical if we want a sustainable environment now and in the future. “Mankind must return to nature.”  In combination with education, Dr. Ayaefe also explores several other avenues that will assist in restoring our planet, which include the risk of marine life. When we think of global warming and climate change, we often do not consider marine life and the devastation these issues can cause. Mass extinction to marine life and humanity may not be a subject most want to take as a reality; however, Dr. Ayaefe and many experts implore us to listen, make changes, and educate ourselves as there is still time to resolve the crush on our world globally. Focusing on nature will help us all create a sustainable lifestyle that will benefit us for generations.

We are grateful for Dr. Ayaefe and his expertise and for taking action to avoid further devastation. As a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, and incredible human being, Dr. Yasam Ayaefe is genuinely a man we were highly honored to speak with.

Find out more about Dr. Ayavefe and his work here:

https://yasamayavefe.com/

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How High Slippages Are Thwarting DeFi

The world of DeFi has enabled many users to take autonomy back over their finances with hot wallets and DEXs being the storage method of choice for many. However, whilst innovation-led initiatives across DeFi, such as Fantom (FTM), Avalanche (AVAX), and others are providing real utility to the ecosystem, there is a problem with high slippage fees for certain tokens, preventing true meritocracy.

Slippage fees are often how exchanges and wallets make their money and are the difference between the market price and the price that they will execute your trade under. High slippages are most commonly seen when liquidity is low or there is volatility as if the price is changing rapidly the exchange wants to ensure they cover the price movements.

Yuniverze (YUNI) is looking to address this issue by scanning the market for the best liquidity and lowest slippage fees to ensure that the end user gets the best available price. This could revolutionise the way that investors interact with DeFi as competitiveness will be enhanced and the true meritocracy that DeFi promises can be achieved.

Youniverze’s native coin YUNI is currently in its first stages of presale and will reward early investors for helping the project expand its operations. 

Solana Starts The Week Strong 

After a brief break back below $40 last week, Solana (SOL) has opened the week with a 7% gain and breaking through the $42 barrier. The project has been very active as of late with its developments of the world’s first Web3 phone and planned improvements to operability.

Last week Solana was involved in controversy by association as Slope Wallet was allegedly responsible for allowing over $8 million worth of Solana to exit users’ wallets in a breach. Whilst Solana the protocol has had nothing to do with the hack and should not be blamed, it puts negativity out there surrounding the coin after a tumultuous year that has seen reported network outages leaving some people to question the network.

Nevertheless, Solana boasts some of the fastest transaction speeds alongside low fees and is a growing commodity for developers for Web3. Multiple NFT marketplaces and projects are being built on the Solana network with Magic Eden being one of the largest with a recent valuation of $1.6 billion.

Bitcoin Breaks $24,000

Last week saw Bitcoin lose a key level of $23,000, but only briefly as 24 hours later an influx of liquidity soared back into the premier store of value. The start of the week has seen Bitcoin surge higher and retake $24,000 as retail investors continue to add to their position and institutions are seeing enough support levels to warrant an entry.

While Bitcoin could be primed for a breakout, some analysts are not as optimistic, citing that the protocol has not yet hit its bottom, with a worst-case scenario of a re-test of $10,000. While a re-test of that level will largely be because of wider macroeconomic uncertainty, further volatility in the stock market could cause a realisation of this.

With inflation expected to go higher across western countries and interest rates reaching levels not seen in decades, testing times could be on the horizon. Even so, crypto has consistently outperformed the market in recent years, is continuing to see an increase in adoption, and has been touted as one of the best hedges against inflation moving forward. With the transition from Web2 to Web3 well underway it is easy to see why and we are bullish on crypto in the long run.

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Ghana’s currency Cedi has continued on its downward trajectory that degenerated following the outbreak of Russia-Ukraine war.

Bloomberg reported Wednesday that the Cedi recorded its worst decline in three years, making it the worst-performing currency in the world after Sri Lanka’s rupee.

According to the report which is based on Bloomberg currency performance ranking, the Cedi dropped 1.1% on Wednesday, stretching its decline for the week to 5.2%, which marks the currency’s worst fall since March 29, 2019.

The cedi has been struggling to measure up to other currencies since the outbreak of covid. The Central Bank of Ghana said the cedi began the year at $1.00 to GH¢6.02, but has fallen to an average of GH¢9.37 to $1.00, meaning it has lost GH¢3.30 of its value to the dollar in less than 8 months.

Ghana’s central bank has been tightening its monetary policies to tame the tide. The measures taken by the central bank include pushing interest rates up as inflation rises.

As of July, Ghana’s headline inflation rate stood at 31.7%, more than 2% increase from the 29.8% it recorded in the previous month. This was driven by both food and nonfood price pressures. The monetary policies have failed to yield the needed result as the country’s currency continues to spiral downwards.

Against this backdrop, the central bank held an emergency Monetary Policy Meeting (MPC) on Wednesday where it agreed that the interest rate would be further raised.

“Under the circumstances, and considering the risks to the inflation outlook, the Committee decided on a 300 basis points increase in the Monetary Policy Rate to 22 percent,” the Bank of Ghana said at the end of the MPC.

The new adjustment on interest rate is expected to help in cushioning rising inflation, which has impacted the execution of the country’s 2022 budget.

“Revenue has not kept pace with projections and created financing challenges. In the absence of access to the international capital market and given the constrained domestic financing, central bank overdraft has helped to close the financing gap as reflected in the mid-year budget review. The Bank of Ghana is working with the Ministry of Finance to agree on a cap on the overdraft,” the bank said.

The MPC noted that whilst addressing the immediate financing problems, ongoing policy discussions with the IMF are expected to address the underlying macroeconomic challenges, restore fiscal and debt sustainability, and provide a sustainable balance of payments cushion.

“To boost the supply of foreign exchange to the economy, the Bank of Ghana is working collaboratively with the mining firms, international oil companies, and their bankers to purchase all foreign exchange arising from the voluntary repatriation of export proceeds from mining, and oil and gas companies. This will strengthen the central bank’s foreign exchange auctions,” the bank said.