Environment protection/issues, humanitarian aid

The Human being has already domesticated the solar heat, the sunlight, the wind force, the water flows, as well as the high and low sea tides to generate electricity. Obviously, it is still not enough. We still lack new resources to compensate our needs and minimize the usage of petrol. The OSMOSIS is potentially the new renewable energy source which we can add to our list. (continue reading…)

For its products, Nestlé uses palm oil from companies that are wreaking havoc on Indonesian rainforests, hindering the locals' way of life and pushing orang-utans towards extinction.

Nestle : good food, good life ?

We all (continue reading…)

You all know about the crasher squirrel, which barged in the family photo of Melissa Brandts in Alberta :

This amazing squirrel has been seen in numerous pictures throughout history, from Jesus’ Last Supper to the coronation of (continue reading…)

Greenpeace surely knows how to move people. Here are the proofs, with 7 striking ads of them.

1. Say no tu nuclear energy !

2. Is there such an original and (continue reading…)

To communicate about global warming, a funny picture is sometimes what's best. 1. When camels will be found everywhere : (continue reading…)

Recently in this blog, I have dealt with the shameful shark finning trade and the blood shed in the process.

To stigmatize this practice, the Saatchi & Saatchi South Africa agency have set up a clever ambient marketing campaign.

It goes like this : (continue reading…)