Bodies beautifully painted and covered with natural elements such as flowers, leaves and fruits: this and much more in the wonderful shots by German photographer and journalist Hans Silvester, who at the beginning of the 2000s travelled across the valley of the Omo river, in southern Ethiopia, photographing their populations and capturing their link with nature.
In order to ensure public healthcare services for the more fragile sections of its population, the Portugese government has decided to grant the same rights as residents to immigrants and asylum seekers with a pending residence permit, at least until July 1st.
A worldwide drop in tourism has led to a positive outcome for 78 elephants in Thailand, which have been freed for good from tourist rides.
Is it possible for a city to produce a large part of its fruit and vegetable needs without depending on greater international production circuits? According to a team of researchers from the Institute for Sustainable Food at the University of Sheffield (U.K.) the answer is a resounding “YES”.
In a recent article, Reuters has annoucend that Google and Facebook have released location data to show if coronavirus lockdowns are working in 131 countries…
According to a new study published in Nature, one generation would be sufficient for the oceans to heal and return to their former glory.
A fun and interesting way to fight boredom during this quarantine! The Getty Museum in Los Angeles asked people to recreate a work of art using only people and/or objects found around their homes.
Two paramedics, one Muslim and the other Jewish, as they pray together in front of their ambulance. A powerful message of peace and a symbol of hope which goes beyond cultural and religious differences.
Most countries are facing a real health emergency due to the coronavirus which, unfortunately, appears to also be leading to a huge increase in food waste. (more…)
