Climate protests planned across Paris
Several environmental and human rights groups are planning protests around Paris on Saturday to call attention to populations threatened by man-made global warming and urge an end to human use of...
How to choose an eco-Christmas tree?
Maya samaha With the arrival of the holidays, we see that everyone decorates his entourage, according to their means. However, and despite the decor chosen, the Christmas tree remains present in all...Beware of toxic toys!
MAYA samaha With the arrival of the holiday season, parents are rushing to stores to buy toys for their children waiting for Christmas each year to receive gifts chosen and mentioned on a list...Flowers grow faster when listening to music
Researchers found that music can help plants grow at a faster pace, and they found evidences that plants have genes that enable them to “hear”. Researchers led by Mi-Jeong Jeong...350.org Statement on Latest Draft Text; Major Demonstration Planned for Saturday, December 12th
As tension builds at the UN climate talks and negotiators struggle to secure a final agreement, activists are mobilizing for a major “Red Lines” demonstration this Saturday in the streets of Paris....Indigenous Communities and European Allies take action on Total in Paris during Climate Talks
Over a hundred people from indigenous communities across the globe and the climate movement from Europe gathered for a peaceful protest outside the headquarters of energy corporation Total. The...Grammy winner Sean Paul ‘going more and more green’
Sean Paul, the Grammy award-winning musician who sang the Love Song to the Earth with other celebrities says, “I need lungs to sing. I’ve got asthma.” The Jamaican rapper and pop singer is “going...Despite Receiving Death Threats, This Young Activist Is In Paris Fighting For Her People’s Rights
It took Diana Ríos more than a week of travel to get from her home in the Ucayali province of Peru, located near the Brazilian border, to Paris for the United Nations conference on climate change....
