John Moose, the band you can listen to only in a forest
The Swedish folk band John Moose released its debut album. You can download it for free, but to hear it you have to be in a forest.
ListenTree, the loudspeaker tree
Two MIT students have created ListenTree, equipment which turns trees into loudspeakers and puts people in contact with environment.
Pope Francis’ environment encyclical: “Humans must change their lifestyle”
The comprehensive and official version of Pope Francis’ second encyclical is now available. It is the first encyclical dedicated to the protection of our home: the Earth.
5 environmental challenges to be faced with sustainable behaviours
Here are the top 5 most important environmental challenges for sustainability that only those who adopt sustainable behaviours can face.
Happy tigers: the Siberian population is on the rise
Secondo l’ultimo censimento effettuato in Russia la popolazione di tigre dell’Amur, il felino più grande del mondo, è in aumento.
Women give new life to Sri Lanka’s mangrove forests
In Sri Lanka, a micro-credit project for fisherwomen aims to safeguard and increase mangrove forests.
Monaco National Day, a celebration to remember the importance of solidarity
The Principality of Monaco celebrates its National Day in a pavilion that, once Expo Milano 2015 draws to a close, will be home to a polyfunctional centre for the Red Cross in Burkina Faso.
How much (GM) soy is hidden in our food
According to a WWF report, the average European citizen eats 61 kg of soy yearly, 93 percent of which is hidden as animal feed in meat, fish, eggs and dairy products.
The Pakistani province that will plant 1 billion trees
The province of Khyber Pakhtunkwa will invest 150 million dollars in reforestation, in order to combat climate change.
Forests can end world hunger
A new study reveals that forests can play a key role in achieving global food security.