Promoting Equality in the Agricultural Sector
The new professional path that Yanneth Gómez Prada chose two years ago focuses on socializing companies on issues of gender equality.
This is how to reduce your carbon footprint in transportation
Learn about some ways you can reduce your carbon footprint by making better use of transportation
Do Our Habits Translate Into Support for Food Producers?
In the year 1996, during the second conference of Via Campesina, the International Day of Peasants' Struggle was institutionalized.
Save Ralph: This is how animal testing works in Latin America
The Save Ralph campaign shocked on social networks, but what is behind it and how does it affect Latin America?
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End of the war in Afghanistan, political crisis in Haiti and more news
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Promoting Equality in the Agricultural Sector
The new professional path that Yanneth Gómez Prada chose two years ago focuses on socializing companies on issues of gender equality.
Will 4th generation nuclear reactors change the public perception of nuclear power?
The new generation of nuclear reactors promises improvements that could renew the use of this energy in the world
First Arab Woman as Part of the Astronaut Team
After the appointment of Noura Al Matrooshi in the United Arab Emirates, she will proceed to travel to the United States to be instructed at NASA.&nbs...
A Man, Writing the Feminine Thought He Carries Internally
The female world for a man should be the water we drink every day because we exist only for them.
Queen Elizabeth's Power in a Patriarchal Society
The historic death of Prince Philip makes us review a key era in history, where gender roles had changed, even in the monarchy.
Study states that 64% of agricultural land is under threat of contamination
The report shows that two out of three thirds of the agricultural land on planet is at risk of contamination from the use of pesticides
Presidential elections weekend in Latin America and more news
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UN ensures that plastic affects the most vulnerable and more environmental news
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Outlook in Terms of COVID and Gender
The Global Institute for Women’s Leadership performed a survey regarding various issues including gender gap perceptions, gender and work.
Consumer resistance to sustainability interventions
As environmental crisis challenges accelerate, governments are searching for solutions to reduce the negative impacts of economic activity
How Has the Relationship Between Toys, Games, and Gender Roles Changed?
The media contribute to teaching about what girls should be influencing their gender roles.
9 Topics That Will Lead the Conversation in 2021
The international system is facing one of the most difficult and decisive years of the last decade.
Opinion: Eco-anxiety shows that responsibility continues to fall on the individual
As the climate crisis progresses, helplessness grows because of not being able to do much about it. Individuals become anxious while our leaders make ...
Trump's return to social media is a serious threat
A few days ago it was announced that Donald Trump will return to social media on a platform made for him
What is the relationship between zoonotic diseases and animal exploitation?
Study ensures that COVID-19 is a clear example of the relationship between various diseases and animal exploitation
Vaccine diplomacy
Given the global shortage of vaccines and the power of the countries that produce these, extortion has been created to obtain doses
3 reasons to continue with lockdowns in the first half of 2021
Although vaccination programs are advancing, it is important to maintain restrictive measures for 3 main reasons
3 Gaps That Remain Open Between Women and Men
Women encounter disproportional representation in sectors such as politics, media, and business.
Samia Hassan, the New Era of Tanzania
Samia Suluhu Hassan has been appointed for the first time in that country as the first female president of Tanzania.
Women's Rights: A Historical Perspective
The modern age has seen the birth of dozens of unsubmissive women whose feminist struggle and sacrifices are beginning to bear significant fruit in ou...
Scientists created edible food films for food packaging
An international group of scientists from India and Russia has created edible food films for packaging fruits, vegetables, poultry, meat, and seafood
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First Women Team To Win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Dr. Charpentier and Dr. Doudna developed the Cas9, a new method for genome editing that has revolutionized the molecular life sciences.
Dance Transforms Realities, Clemencia Vargas Says How
In her organization Vive Bailando, Clemencia employs women who contribute to the education of Colombian kids who join the dream of dancing.
This is how the World Water Day was carried out
On March 22, World Water Day was celebrated. These were some responses around the world to this day
Blockade in the Suez Canal, clashes on the Colombian-Venezuelan border and more news
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Mi Costa: project to save 3,000 mangroves and benefit 1 million people
The intervention is a measure of adaptation to global warming that will be carried out for 30 years
The Amazon produces more pollution than oxygen and more environmental news
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Women's Slavery Still Persists
The International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery is the perfect opportunity to raise awareness of how much remains to change.
7 Amazing Women in the Field of Neurology
The human brain is one of the great unknowns that for centuries has drawn the attention of scientists.
Are Your Children Handling Their Emotions?
How can mothers prevent their kids from feeling afraid of being vulnerable?
Safe Back-to-School Practices Schools Should Follow
One of the challenges that children have faced during this COVID-19 pandemic is home education, which influences their development.
America’s Colleges Strive for This Gifted Girl
A 9-year-old girl from Mexico has an IQ higher than that of geniuses like Albert Einstein or Stephen Hawking.
Oil Companies Direct Efforts Towards Climate Impact
Oil companies, blamed for playing a role in climate change, have decided to take significant action in the fight against pollution.
The Water Crisis Is Closer Than You Think
World Water Day serves as a reminder of the importance of freshwater and to raise awareness of the humans who lack access to safe water.
Opinion: Worst Possible Post Pandemic
After living one of the most difficult moments of humanity, the worst may still be to come
Is Fossil Fuel Industry Advertising Misleading?
In his most recent article, Clemens Kaupa, problematizes the advertising of fossil fuels by pointing out the lack of self-regulation that it has regar...
Nuclear energy in China, animal cloning and more environmental news
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9 Reasons Close Parents Are Important to Their Daughters
Here are 9 reasons fathers are so important to their daughters.
Chamber saves Paraguayan president from impeachment and tension between Moscow and Washington
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COVID waste: Archaeologists have a role to play in informing environmental policy
The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic is creating a viral archive, an archaeological record of history in the making
The Nudge for Balancing Unpaid Work
Women’s month is a time not only for celebration and honoring the important part that women play at home, at work, and for society.
The Carbon Footprint Behind Emails
Did you that the emails we send every day, confirming we received a message or even saying thank you, generate tonnes of greenhouse gases?
The True History Behind St. Patrick's Day
What are we celebrating at the festivity held every March 17th?