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Iceland – The Land of Feminism and Violence Against Women

11 December, 2019

According to statistics, Iceland is the country where all women in the world should go and learn how to get their rights respected and obtain the same rights as men. But the homeland of feminism has its dark side. With…

Make Green Christmas Gifts with these Eco-Friendly Ideas

10 December, 2019

With the arrival of winter, it's also time to think about what Christmas gifts to give to friends and family. This time of year is unfortunately known for an increase in waste and consumption. Nowadays, however, we have to overcome…

Largest Cave Ever Is in Vietnam – And It Has Its Own Climate

10 December, 2019

The largest cave in the world is located in Vietnam. 9 kilometres long and 80 metres long, Hang Son Doong is home to a varied ecosystem, offering visitors an unparalleled spectacle. Nestled in Phing Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang…

As Worldwide Population Grows, More and More People Are Starving

9 December, 2019

Worldwide population continues to grow, but this is not always a sign of well-being. In fact, even more people are suffering from hunger. In 2018 they were more than 821 million, tragically increasing for the third year in a row.…

How to Create a Christmas Garland with Recycled Materials

9 December, 2019

It's cheerful. And it allows us to really feel like we're in the mood for Christmas. The Christmas garland is a must-have decoration during these holidays. You can put it as a centrepiece, hang it outside the door or on…

Will Wild Mushrooms Save Bees from Their Extinction?

8 December, 2019

It's well known that bees don't get along well. Threatened by pesticides and parasites, their population has fallen dramatically over the last ten years. This is also a danger to our food sovereignty. In fact, 84% of the cultivated species…

Christmases Around the World: The Most Popular Traditions Worldwide

8 December, 2019

The fact that Christmas is a time of joy is certainly recognized practically all over the world. Every country, however, celebrates it in its own way. Traditions and legends, in fact, vary greatly depending on the culture, and influence the…

Holidays at Home – How to Visit Your City as a Tourist

8 December, 2019

Your hometown is not only the place where you juggle quick lunches, gym and work. It is also a tourist destination in every respect. Think of all the attractions and museums to visit - as well as the restaurants with…

2019 Ozone Hole May Be One of the Smallest in 30 Years

7 December, 2019

The annual appearance of the ozone hole in Antarctica could be one of the smallest since the mid-1980s. This is what scientists at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) claim. CAMS scientists have in fact observed that this year the ozone…

Amazons – What Is the Truth Lying Behind the Myth?

7 December, 2019

Their mythical names have been made eternal by the great narrators of the ancient world. The Amazons were the fierce warriors who rode and fought like men in trousers. What most distinguished them and was incredible, however, was that they…

Easy DIY Christmas Decors Ideas to Upgrade Your Home

6 December, 2019

Christmas is approaching and with it comes the time to decorate the house for Christmas. Tree decorations and decorations for the living room or kitchen - during the holiday season we want our entire house to express joy. However, you…

Explore Nature and Do Yourself Good with Climbing

6 December, 2019

From a niche sport, to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Climbing in recent years has experienced a golden age becoming almost a topic trend not only in the sports world, but also in lifestyle. This is because climbing is much more…

Burkina Faso Is Experiencing an Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis

5 December, 2019

An unprecedented humanitarian crisis is taking place in West Africa. The UN World Food Programme (WFP) is sounding the alarm. According to the WFP, the humanitarian crisis in Burkina Faso and neighbouring countries in the central Sahel region of West…

New Biodegradable Plastic Comes from Cotton Waste

5 December, 2019

Pollution from plastics is one of the most important phenomena we face in this century. Fortunately, many researchers and companies are moving to combat this phenomenon by promoting innovative projects. Among these, Australian researchers at Deakin University have proposed a…

Curiosities and Legends about the Most Beloved Christmas Animals

4 December, 2019

Christmas is full of emblematic figures with different meanings and origins. In addition to human figures and places, however, the cult of Christmas animals is also very strong and extremely interesting. Actually, the tendency to have animals as protagonists of "magical"…

This School Uses Meditation Instead of Detention with Amazing Results

4 December, 2019

"Now sit there and meditate on what you've done!" It must have happened to everyone as a child to hear such words. Most of the time, in fact, this phrase accompanied the beginning of a detention. Whether it was your…

Here Is How Much Caffeine Does It Take to Kill You

3 December, 2019

It's not easy to die from drinking too much coffee - fortunately. This is heartening because for many people, coffee is the fuel that gives them the strength to go on during a tiring day. In addition, it can also…

Best Holiday Destinations to Celebrate an Alternative Christmas

3 December, 2019

Christmas is just around the corner, so you've probably already thought about how to spend it. Some people prefer to celebrate at home with their family, as per tradition. However, there are also those who always try to do something…

Gadhimai Festival in Nepal Is the Greatest Sacrifice of Animals On Earth

3 December, 2019

For 3 days the earth will mix with blood and the sky will hear the screams of thousands of animals. All this is in honor of the Hindu goddess of power. The greatest sacrifice of animals on the planet takes…

Future Transport Will Be Electric, Sustainable and Based on Sharing

2 December, 2019

We are still at the dawn of a very ambitious sector that will become more and more present in our lives. Yet today we already have many applications for future transport. Some of them even look like science fiction: cars…

These Diseases Could Cause Zombies Apocalypse

2 December, 2019

Could a virus exterminate the human race and cause zombies apocalypse? As impossible as it may seem, the answer to this question is yes. Some diseases could in fact cause very serious epidemics that would quickly lead to the disappearance…

15 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Your Life in 2020

1 December, 2019

As always in December, it is time to deal with the past year. In this period, in fact, we take stock of what we have achieved and what we have not achieved. At the same time, we find ourselves drawing…

Here Are the Three Best Green Initiatives of December

1 December, 2019

The month of December gives us the possibility to think about celebrations and family. While focusing on Christmas activities and presents, however, we sould not forget the environment. In fact, there are many issues that we are still facing, such…

Unknown Animals – How Many of Them Are Still on Earth?

30 November, 2019

The video of a strange creature found by a fisherman in the sea of Vietnam has gone around the world through the web. It has aroused a lot of curiosity and also provoked ironic comments about the ease of spreading…

How Leonardo DiCaprio Is Committed to Saving the Planet

30 November, 2019

"With great power comes great responsibility". This is the famous mantra that Uncle Ben continually repeats to his nephew Peter Parker in the film Spider-Man. However, this applies not only to superheroes, but also to the world-famous superstars. Among these…