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Articles by Clara Lopes Salim
The Year Earth Changed
A new documentary explores the ways that lockdowns during the pandemic affected nature. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a global pandemic due to the detection of a novel coronavirus. Cities and towns everywhere went into lockdown to prevent further spread of COVID-19, the contagious disease caused by the coronavirus. “The emergence of the pandemic is not an accident,” the World Wildlife Foundation’s Paul de Ornellas told The Guardian.
The Power of Physical Activity
To learn more about the benefits of physical activity, Clara conducted interviews from her home in Brazil. During the coronavirus pandemic, many people have discovered the importance of physical activity in their lives. “Physical fitness can prevent and treat many illnesses and mental-health problems, like obesity, diabetes, anxiety, and depression,” says Talles Henrique, a personal trainer in Brazil who is studying the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries.
Coping With the Pandemic Around the World
Kid Reporter Clara Lopes Salim lives in Brazil, which has been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus. As of February 3, more than 2.24 million people around the world have died from COVID-19, the contagious disease caused by the coronavirus. Where I live in Southern California, we are in our third “wave” of cases. The distribution of vaccines is creating hope that we’ll be able to return to normal life soon.
Clara Lopes Salim
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Baby Turtles Struggle Towards the Sea
A massive oil spill in 2019 continues to harm marine life on the northeastern coast of Brazil. In 2019, a massive oil spill devastated the northeastern coast of Brazil. The source of the spill, which is estimated at thousands of barrels, is still unknown. Today, oil slicks are still floating beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean and covering large patches of the shoreline. More than 150 beaches have been affected.
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