Photographer Kenro Izu awarded for improving children’s lives
At the World of Children Award 2014, Japanese photographer Kenro Izu obtained was celebrated for improving children’s health conditions in Cambodia and Laos.
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Italian physicist Fabiola Gianotti was appointed Director General of CERN
Fabiola Gianotti is the next Director General of CERN, Geneva. The first woman to be appointed this position in 60 years since the establishment of the laboratory.
The sounds of the universe are now on SoundCloud, thanks to NASA
The most popular moments and sounds from space are available on NASA’s SoundCloud page. Let’s explore parallel universes!
If you live with a smoker is like you live in Beijing
Non-smokers living with smokers are exposed to the same pollution levels of a heavily polluted city.
The Maldives is home to an island made of rubbish
Rubbish piles up in paradise too, as proven by an island in the Maldives. A sad story told by US surfer Alison Teal, who is dedicating her life to sustainability.
Leonardo DiCaprio has been named U.N. Messenger of Peace for climate
Leonardo DiCaprio has been appointed United Nations Messenger of Peace for climate change.
How many people will live in cities in 2045?
What will cities in 2045 be like? An expanding network of chaotic urban areas, unless plans for sustainable management are drawn out now.
What happened at Tiananmen square in China?
25 years have passed since the Tiananmen Square Massacre, China, when the army killed hundreds of demonstrators who called for broader reforms and democracy.
Google builds its self-driving car
The self-driving car is a reality and within a year it could circulate in the streets with only two passengers on board. And Google built it.
Where the refugees go, despite themselves
There are four nations that have seen asylum claims increase in recent years. But, sometimes, the destination country is worse than the refugees’ own one.