The French revolution against food waste
On National Day Against Food Waste, which takes place on February 5, we want to tell you about the remarkable example set by the French.
Goodbye cruel carriages: Colombian city opts for electric alternatives (and offers exploited horses for adoption)
Cartagena de Indias in Colombia has embarked on a historic transition in urban tourism: with the commissioning of electric carriages, the city has bid farewell to animal traction, marking a new era for the horses that worked in the historic center for years.
Gandhi: 10 quotes and lessons on peace the world desperately needs
Peace. A word with a thousand nuances, which today, more than ever, seems like a utopia, a global goal that is still out of reach.
Tons of fruit are rotting in Israel's fields: nobody wants it anymore (and it has to do with the boycott for Gaza)
The crisis affecting Israeli agricultural exports is unprecedented.
Guatemala says no to oil to save the Mayan forest
The choice is clear: give up oil to protect one of Central America's most important ecosystems.
Over 200 dead in coltan mine collapse in Congo: this is the hidden price of our smartphones
The collapse of a coltan mine, the second in just a few months, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is not just another news story from a country ravaged by war and misery: it's a deep wound that cuts across entire communities and - whether we like it or not - affects our lifestyles, too.
16 dogs rescued from a meat farm in Korea: they will be adopted in Canada
They're starting a new chapter in their lives: sixteen dogs rescued from a meat farm in South Korea have flown to Canada, where they will receive care, rehabilitation and, most importantly, adoption.
The first American country to ban sport and trophy hunting
Costa Rica is the first country on the American continent to introduce a national ban on sport and trophy hunting, removing any legal basis for the killing of wild animals for recreational purposes.
Donald Trump doesn't just want to conquer Greenland, he also wants the Moon
This is not a diplomatic whim, but the emblem of a vision of power, focused on territorial expansion, strategic control and all the gestures designed to leave a mark.
The forgotten Holocaust: 180 million Native Americans exterminated in 500 years
27 January 1945 officially marked the end of the largest mass murder in history. But that was not the only major massacre that took place. Indeed, according to the WOIR, 180 million Native Americans died at the hands of settlers and as a result of wars of conquest they witnessed the loss of their habitat and forced change in their way of life...