Will the world’s major coastal cities, such as NYC, survive escalating global heat conditions in Greenland?
Being Free Means Getting Climate Reparations Right—but Not Everyone Is Onboard
Those who would have to pay the most are trying to hide what the climate crisis is costing the rest of us and ignoring the fact that social justice begins with a fair start in life.
Those who would have to pay the most are trying to hide what the climate crisis is costing the rest of us and ignoring the fact that social justice begins with a fair start in life.
U.S. Meets Milestone in Chemical Weapons Stockpile Destruction
Both U.S. President Joe Biden and, top Republican Senator Mitch McConnell said on Friday that the U.S. has destroyed the last of its declared chemical weapons stockpile of chemical weapons.
Both U.S. President Joe Biden and, top Republican Senator Mitch McConnell said on Friday that the U.S. has destroyed the last of its declared chemical weapons stockpile of chemical weapons.
Mental and Physical Well-Being of Children Affected as Philippine Volcano Continues to Rumble
On June 11, 2023, Mount Mayon, an active volcano located near Legazpi City in Albay Province of the Philippines, started to erupt, emitting flowing lava.
On June 11, 2023, Mount Mayon, an active volcano located near Legazpi City in Albay Province of the Philippines, started to erupt, emitting flowing lava.
Supreme Court Preserves College Preferences for Wealthy Whites
In its recent ruling on affirmative action in college admissions, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices squarely came down on the side of race and class-based preferences—for wealthy whites.
In its recent ruling on affirmative action in college admissions, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices squarely came down on the side of race and class-based preferences—for wealthy whites.
More Than 70 Countries Pledge to Strengthen the Right to Free Education
This week at the United Nations Human Rights Council, more than 70 countries from all regions of the world expressed their support for “efforts to strengthen the right to education.
This week at the United Nations Human Rights Council, more than 70 countries from all regions of the world expressed their support for “efforts to strengthen the right to education.
Micro-Vegetables and Sustainable Urban Food Systems in Cuba
Scientific studies claim that they can help protect against heart disease, alzheimer’s, diabetes and certain types of cancer.
Scientific studies claim that they can help protect against heart disease, alzheimer’s, diabetes and certain types of cancer.
Russia’s Indigenous Heartland
Russia is a multi-ethnic formation, unique among large countries.
Russia is a multi-ethnic formation, unique among large countries.
The Ocean Red Zone
Oceans of the world are in a dangerous red zone that exceeds safe limits for marine and terrestrial life because of excessive heat.
Oceans of the world are in a dangerous red zone that exceeds safe limits for marine and terrestrial life because of excessive heat.
“Prohibited Lato-Lato Toys Still in the Market Despite FDA Warning,” Says Ban Toxics
Toxic watchdog group BAN Toxics raise the alarm on the continuous selling of prohibited lato-lato toys in the market despite the public health warning on unauthorized Toy and Childcare Article (TCCA) issued by the Food and Drug Administration.
Toxic watchdog group BAN Toxics raise the alarm on the continuous selling of prohibited lato-lato toys in the market despite the public health warning on unauthorized Toy and Childcare Article (TCCA) issued by the Food and Drug Administration.
EcoWaste Coalition Uncovers 12 More Spray Paints with Banned Lead Additives
The toxics watchdog group EcoWaste Coalition has discovered 12 more imported spray paints with lead content, including five products that are wrongly labeled as “lead-free.”
The toxics watchdog group EcoWaste Coalition has discovered 12 more imported spray paints with lead content, including five products that are wrongly labeled as “lead-free.”
2023 – It Is High Time for Homo Sapiens to Make Decisions
Every now and then, rational and humane representatives of all peoples of the world have had to make changes in their path.
Every now and then, rational and humane representatives of all peoples of the world have had to make changes in their path.
Where Are the World’s Water Stresses?
Around the world, significant issues are negatively impacting water security. While the situation appears dire, cooperation initiatives show some signs of relief.
Around the world, significant issues are negatively impacting water security. While the situation appears dire, cooperation initiatives show some signs of relief.
Drugs, Drugs, and More Drug Crime. Isn’t It Time for the Philippines to Have a Serious and Deeper Conversation About Drugs?
Illegal drugs are an issue that’s wider than the drug smugglers and cartels who bring them into the country and the corrupt police officers who protect them for a slice of the pie.
Illegal drugs are an issue that’s wider than the drug smugglers and cartels who bring them into the country and the corrupt police officers who protect them for a slice of the pie.
‘The Problem of Sexual Assault Is a Political Matter’: Helmut Kramer Talks About the Importance of Fighting for Children’s Rights
In an exclusive interview with Helmut Kramer, founder of the support organisation for victims of sexual assault by religious members, La Red de Sobrevivientes, talks about the importance of understanding and fighting for the human rights of children.
In an exclusive interview with Helmut Kramer, founder of the support organisation for victims of sexual assault by religious members, La Red de Sobrevivientes, talks about the importance of understanding and fighting for the human rights of children.
Planetary Heat Is Happening Fast, and Faster
The evidence is starting to build that all bets are off on predictions that humanity has a decade, or more, of clear sailing before global warming turns vicious enough to run roughshod over climate change deniers and the mean-spirited anti-climate-change Republican Party.
The evidence is starting to build that all bets are off on predictions that humanity has a decade, or more, of clear sailing before global warming turns vicious enough to run roughshod over climate change deniers and the mean-spirited anti-climate-change Republican Party.