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Celebrate the Lungs of the Earth on 21st March, the International Day of Forests

Celebrate the Lungs of the Earth on 21st March, the International Day of Forests

Our species took its first steps in a world covered in trees. Today, forests offer us sustenance, shelter, and clean the air that we breathe.

Forests
9 August is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples

9 August is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples

There are more than 5,000 communities around the world commonly defined as “indigenous”. The UN celebrates this diversity as a world heritage that must be preserved.

Indigenous Peoples
The story of Chris McCandless, the intrepid adventurer who inspired Into the Wild

The story of Chris McCandless, the intrepid adventurer who inspired Into the Wild

It’s been 27 years since the death of Chris McCandless, the young man who dropped everything to experience authentic life in Alaska’s wilderness. His story has been told in the book and movie Into the Wild.

Society
The One World Trade Center, or Freedom Tower, is the tallest building in the United States

The One World Trade Center, or Freedom Tower, is the tallest building in the United States

The One World Trade Center, also known as Freedom Tower, took the place of the Twin Towers. It is the United States’ tallest skyscraper, with its 541.3 metres in height.

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Marichuy, voicing the rights of indigenous peoples, women and nature in Mexican politics

Marichuy, voicing the rights of indigenous peoples, women and nature in Mexican politics

Marichuy was chosen to represent Mexican indigenous groups as an independent candidate in the 2018 elections. Though she didn’t make the ballot her campaign shed light on feminism, indigenous rights and the environment.

Gender
Trump wants to arm teachers with guns to protect students

Trump wants to arm teachers with guns to protect students

Trump’s idea to make schools safer in the United States is to arm teachers with guns. A scenario that brings us back to the short cartoon in Michael Moore’s documentary Bowling for Columbine.

Society
PyeongChang 2018, Moon Jae-in’s “Olympic” feat to unite the two Koreas

PyeongChang 2018, Moon Jae-in’s “Olympic” feat to unite the two Koreas

Moon Jae-in wants to win the diplomatic battle with his Northern cousins during the Winter Olympics. In the hope Trump doesn’t start a nuclear war. An East Asia expert on how the South Korean president is accomplishing this task.

Politics
How agriculture and climate change are related: causes and effects

How agriculture and climate change are related: causes and effects

Agriculture and climate change are deeply intertwined. The effects of global warming on food supply are dire, whilst world population is increasing. It’s time to change the way agriculture affects the environment, and vice versa.

Climate Crisis
How organic agriculture in Cuba saved its population from hunger

How organic agriculture in Cuba saved its population from hunger

Cuba’s example shows that sustainable development isn’t only possible, it’s necessary. This country was forced to abandon its sugar monoculture and has survived thanks to organic agriculture.

Society
The multi-coloured beauty of the world’s indigenous cultures, through Jimmy Nelson’s photographs

The multi-coloured beauty of the world’s indigenous cultures, through Jimmy Nelson’s photographs

As indigenous traditions are being slowly left behind, photographer Jimmy Nelson features the world’s remotest and most beautiful indigenous tribes to teach us how special they are.

Indigenous Peoples
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