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Holodomor in Ukraine: One of the World’s Worst Genocides

9 November, 2019

Ukraine is the largest country entirely within Europe, with a population of more than 42 million. It is the former Soviet Republic which has re-established its independence in 1991. Currently, it is known in the media for its conflicts with…

Coldest Place on Earth – The Most Hostile Places to Live

8 November, 2019

The heat we breathe in summer sometimes makes us want winter. And punctually, as soon as the cold peeps out, we yearn for the heat. However, one thing is sure. There are places where things are worse, since you can't choose…

Why We Should Try Saving the Dying Languages of the World

8 November, 2019

Currently, there are around 6,500 spoken languages in the world. However, in the past century, our global cultural heritage has been deprived of about 400 languages. Every three months a language dies and experts estimate that, by the end of…

Growing Vegetables at Home Is Easy, Here Are Some Tips to Start

7 November, 2019

Those who live in the city or do not have enough green space at their disposal are not forced to give up the dream of cultivating their own garden. In fact, there is the possibility to realize it on the…

2019 Woman at War Movie About a Strong Environmental Activist

7 November, 2019

There is much talk going on about the damages men have done to our planet in the past centuries. However, the discourse has taken on a new viewpoint - that of the younger generations. Young people - such as Greta…

Sea Level Rising Will Have Worse Consequences Than Expected

7 November, 2019

We may have underestimated the consequences of sea level rising. At least, that is what a new study published in Nature Communications has shown. According to the two researchers at Princeton who conducted it, this phenomenon could lead to the disappearance…

How To Make a Green Oasis Out of Your Balcony at Home

6 November, 2019

Living in the city does not necessarily mean having to give up direct contact with nature. All you need is a terrace, a small garden or even just a small balcony to recreate a biodiversity paradise. Here are some tips…

US and China Trade War: What Exactly Is It All About?

6 November, 2019

There has been much talk in the past year about the US and China trade war and its influence on the global economy. The two largest economies of the world have been involved in an economic conflict. This all started…

These Six Places Seem to Be at the End of the World

5 November, 2019

There are places where you can clearly perceive that the earth is at its border: from there on, there are only boundless expanses of ocean, ice - or perhaps nothing at all. Once upon a time they were the boundaries…

3 Good Reasons Why You Should Eat Seasonal Produce

5 November, 2019

We can change the world one meal at a time by carefully choosing what to eat. For instance, eating seasonal vegetables every day can have a big impact on what we have around us. To better understand this, we will…

Four Women Who Changed the Course of Arts History

4 November, 2019

In the beginning it was Artemisia Gentileschi, an Italian painter of the Caravaggio school who lived during the first half of the 17th century, who opened the way to the new ideology that not only men could become artists. Evolving…

Carbon Emissions: What Is the Net Zero Target All About?

4 November, 2019

In the past years, the consequences of climate change and global warming have been more severe than ever. Higher temperatures are causing floods, droughts and fuel fires in forests all over the world. The pressure to begin facing these issues…

Why Is Poverty Rate in the United States Higher Than in Other Countries?

3 November, 2019

The United States are among the richest countries in the world. Yet, as far as poverty is concerned, they are doing much worse than other countries fitting in this category. In fact, in 2017, official poverty measure estimated that 12%…

From Farm to Fork – Tips to Go Local When Grocery Shopping

3 November, 2019

Going from farm to fork when grocery shopping is an excellent solution to save money while getting quality produce. However, if you want to avoid disappointment, you should take into account several factors when purchasing fresh products. From Farm to…

Plastic Island: Garbage Patches Floating in the Pacific Ocean

3 November, 2019

Like the ancient gods of Maori legends, men too have created an island in the crystal clear waters of the Pacific Ocean. There are no palm trees, dream beaches or huge colourful flowers - just plastic clusters and rubbish of…

Developing Countries Are Paying the Consequences of Climate Change

2 November, 2019

The survival of millions of people around the world - especially in developing countries - already depends today and will depend increasingly in the near future on the ability to adapt and withstand the impact of climate change. Climate change…

November: The Three Best Green Initiatives of the Month

2 November, 2019

The month of November means we all can start having a festive mindset. While we plan our Thanksgiving, Christmas is just around the corner. As a result, it is the perfect time to start thinking about and even purchasing Christmas…

Parents in China Prefer Home-school to Public Education

1 November, 2019

One of the greatest tools for a nation's propaganda is the education system. Influencing the youth’s perception of the world and its way of thinking is the surest way to invest in future consent and fervor. The Chinese government, for…

Congo Rainforest: The World’s Second Largest Jungle Is Under Threat

1 November, 2019

The Congo rainforest is also known as the Earth's second lung - the Amazon rainforest being the first one - since it is the second largest tropical forest of the world. It covers the territories of six central African Countries:…

Oppression in Xinjiang: China’s War on Uighur Culture

31 October, 2019

The Uighurs are a Turkic-language ethnic group that has always lived in the territory of Central and East Asia. Their cultural identity is closely linked with the Muslim religion: by the 16th century, this population was fully Islamized. They are…

What Is Green Building? Saving Energy with Eco-Friendly Construction

31 October, 2019

Green building is also known as sustainable architecture. This type of building includes ecology and sustainable development, with design methods aimed at reducing environmental impact. The focus on sustainability applies both to the construction phase and during the life of…

Green Fashion Is Now a Reality – And the World Needs It

30 October, 2019

Green fashion has been evolving for some time now. Every year, designers launch special collections, new materials and concrete initiatives. The fashion industry has for years been one of the sectors with the greatest environmental impact - second only to…

The Genoside of Yazidis and the Violence Against Yazidis Women

30 October, 2019

The Yazidis - or Yezidis - are a population historically located in present-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Armenia and Georgia. This ethnic group has faced hardship since they were often persecuted for religious reasons. Their monotheistic religion, Yazidism or Sharfadin, is…

Here Is Why You Should Consider Green Roofs on Your Home

30 October, 2019

The installation of green roofs to naturally insulate buildings is an ancient construction technique. In fact, it was already used by the Vikings and in the Nordic countries. Today, the same updated technique is becoming one of the main elements of…

Compulsory Vaccinations in Europe – Current State of Play

29 October, 2019

In total, 15 European countries do not have compulsory vaccinations, while the remaining 14 countries have at least one compulsory vaccination included in their vaccination programme. The United States and Canada - in a way like Germany - have chosen…