Environment protection/issues, humanitarian aid

The purpose of this article is to help you save the planet (and money) by moderating your purchase of any superficial stuff during this Christmas period of compulsive shopping. To do so, the best way is to watch an educative video to get rid of the undesirable purchasing impulse you might have if you hang around in shopping malls. Well, the objective is to make you do your “homework” for christmas and then put them in practice every day…

Click here to see the Video on the official website

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Join the light side of the farm ! A growing resistance called the organic resistance is fighting

You both like Star Wars and (continue reading…)

15th century : “Tribal people must be taken away from their dubious archaic faith : we must evangelize them… And in the process why not deplete their lands out of their valuable resources ?”

21h century : “Gosh, because of those nosy little activists, we are no longer free to make business as we used to do. Let’s pretend we are helping tribes out about their exploiting natural resources. Let’s fake they (continue reading…)

An ethnological reflection on the disempowering effect of globalization, “Free Tibet” can reversely be interpreted as the disenchantment of any individual who (continue reading…)

A guest commentary by Angela Lovell, a freelance writer who manages the Once a Fortnight blog.

It is not in our interest, as we approach the UN Copenhagen Climate Summit, to continue to engage in pointless bantering, (however beautifully orchestrated), about whether global warming should continue to be a subject of debate or a given fact.

In the broader sense it really doesn’t matter whether we agree that global warming exists and if so, to what extent, or who is responsible.

One of the best, recent sources of information that has cemented my own personal belief is (continue reading…)

Nature is sometimes capable of astounding things… Ornithologists are so eager about (continue reading…)