Everything is NOT awesome: Greenpeace’s video against Lego (and Shell)
Here’s the official video of Greenpeace’s campaign to ask Lego to be done with Shell.
The most beautiful social and environmental pictures of the year
Who was awarded the Atkins Ciwem Environmental Photographer of the Year, the photography award dedicated to society and environment.
Why do koalas hug trees?
Australian research reveals that koalas hug trees to reduce their body temperature, by clinging to tree branches that are cooler than the temperature of the air.
What the world eats
Two photographers carried out a unique project: they photographed what and how much the world eats. Interesting differences and conclusions emerged.
The first woman ever to command a UN peacekeeping operation
Kristin Lund is the first women to be appointed to guide a UN peacekeeping mission, in Cyprus
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.
Let’s change the way women are portrayed on the Internet
The salad stereotype must be broken. The initiative of the world’s largest stock photo agency to change the way in which women are seen on the Internet.
Google Earth shows global warming
A Google Earth plugin is not available through which local temperature data reveals the effects of global warming.
The Rohingya: the invisible community persecuted by Buddhists
The Rohingya are an ethnic Muslim group persecuted by Buddhists in Myanmar. They have remained undefended and forgotten by everyone. Even by a Nobel Peace Prize.
The disappearance of the monarch butterfly
The monarch butterfly is becoming ever rarer in North America. According to scientific research, Monsanto’s herbicide Roundup is largely responsible.