Are we failing to go green in the name of fast fashion?
Fashion has undeniably become part of people’s daily lives with the appeal to be nicely presentable in environments engaged in. There is nothing wrong...
The Blue Tick Conundrum
Trust but verify is a common adage often used to highlight the importance of confirming the information provided before it is assumed true. While the...
Civic and democratic triggers towards climate treaty
The fundamental task of constructing an international climate treaty is reviewed hereby broadly in terms of recognizing and maintaining equitable shares of a public...
Youth Empowerment for Building Back a Better World
“The future of humanity and our planet lies in our hands. It lies also in the hands of today's younger generation who will pass...
For priceless European art, extra protection costs very little
Inexpensive new materials and sensors will help even small museums prevent irreversible damage to objects.
By ALEX WHITING
Overlooking the waters of the Grand Canal in Venice,...
Human Population Growth and its Effects
The world population is now over 8 billion, about 20 times greater than a thousand years ago and probably inconceivable at the time. In...
Feminization of Politics: Claiming a Seat at the Table
Feminization of politics inculcates three basic paradigms to make political realms more inclusive; First, gender equality in public participation and institutional representation. Secondly, commitment...
The Contemporary Chinese Workers’ “Sin” – Film Review
This essay evaluates the Chinese movie “A Touch Of Sin”. The movie lasted for 2 hours and 9 minutes, and it is directed by...
Is there a gender dimension to poverty?
Poverty is a topic that worries all nations and governments around the globe. Every year, governmental and non-governmental actors come together in efforts to...
Earth Day And What We Can Do
Just over half a century ago, the environmental movement tried to draw attention to its efforts by naming April 22nd as Earth Day. Some...