The politics of climate change
Are we on track to reduce emissions? No, we are not. We need a policy change. But to enact a policy change we need pressure from society. The recent rise … Read More
Month: May 2021
Love is a Human Right
An opinion piece by Lilly Iona Kitzinger, ESK S5ENA Openly being a member of the LGBT community, means that you are likely to face discrimination and judgment from those around … Read More
The Pandemic and its Conspiracies
By Isabel Vonessen ESF CoVid19 conspiracy theories have been all over the internet ever since the virus first broke out. They range from topics such as “Bill Gates wants to … Read More
Sustainable Cities: Vision and Reality
As the world‘s urban population continues to increase, billions of people suffer from diseases caused by polluted air, lack of sanitation or drinking water shortage. At last, cities around the … Read More
The meaning of life
By Nicolas Pérez Barley, EEB4 S6 DEA Featured image info: “The creation of Adam” in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City by Michelangelo. Who are we? Why are we here? Were do we come from? Where do … Read More
Who is Kamala Harris?
By Luca QUARONI, EEB4 S5 DEA Starting a new chapter of American history, Kamala Harris was recently inaugurated as the 49th and incumbent Vice president of the United States, as the … Read More
Our food system isn’t compatible with the environment, here’s why
The Energy and transport sectors are the culprits that first come into mind at the mention of climate change and environmental degradation. But then why is it that the food … Read More
Easter – According to Orthodox Tradition
By Victor Krastev, EEB4 S6 FRB Easter is one of the holiest Christian holidays. Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, 3 days after his crucifixion. For the Easter holidays, … Read More