Air travel accounts for about 4 percent of human-induced global warming, and the United Nations warns that airplane emissions are set to triple by 2050. Planes are becoming more efficient, but our appetite for air travel is outpacing the industry’s environmental gains. One Boeing 747 carrying 416 passengers from Heathrow... Read more

See horses have been always a true mystery for biologist because is the only specie where males are the ones getting pregnant! And Considered one of the most valuable animals in tradicional chinese medicine.  The true story is that because of chinese tradicional medicine, only “China” sells more than 150... Read more

In 2018, awareness campaign Zero Waste Week reported that the cosmetics industry produces 120 billion units of packaging each year. Those boxes are the result of an annually loss of 18 million acres of forest.  What can we do?  Reducing packaging helps the planet: Why not ask for a simple wrap instead... Read more

The journey of ALBATROSS began in 2008 with the activist/photographer Chris Jordan. Studying the newly-emerging issue of ocean plastic pollution, learning a stunning environmental tragedy taking place on a tiny atoll in the center of the vast North Pacific Ocean. The expedition photographed and filmed thousands of young albatrosses that... Read more

Space travel? Our planet needs urge attention from inside not from space. What an «égocentrique» way of Traveling. Jeff Bezos, the richest man on Earth, headed into suborbital space. He’ll be the second billionaire to have taken such a journey this month, getting narrowly beat out by Richard Branson, who... Read more

I have recently visited Egypt with my children, wanted to share my passion with them for the Egyptian Culture, but waited to do it at the right timing and age. We encounter an ugly relationship with animals there… Animals were at the heart of everyday life and religion in Ancient... Read more

The state of eco-friendly surfboards with Ryan Lynch of Timber Surf Co. Surfboards are pretty difficult to produce. There’s a million and one nasty chemicals that go into every aspect of the board-building process, and materials are sourced from all over the world. And once built, surfboards are very, very... Read more

At first, it seems like a case of extinction by climate change: More than 160 million years ago, during the Jurassic period, a fanciful menagerie crept, swam, and flew through the cool, damp forests of what is now northeastern China. Then, almost in a geologic instant, the air grew warmer... Read more

WE ALL NEED TO CHANGE NOW, WHEN IT IS STILL POSSIBLE Bill gates introduces here in his 15 min video many possible answers and options to solutions for a cleaner world, sharing his invetstments: alternatives to construction materials, new ways of energy sources, a substitute to meat consumption as many... Read more

Wildfires, storms, and viruses now are exacerbated by climate change. Perhaps we should call them what they are: disasters of our own making. At a news conference in mid-August of last year, California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, announced that there were 367 “known” wildfires burning in the state. “I say ‘known’ fires,” Newsom said,... Read more

What will travel look like in our post-pandemic world? The smartest thing I’ve heard so far comes from Elizabeth Becker, author of Overbooked and our own early report on how hard the pandemic will hit the travel industry. “The travel complex will have to grab a seat at the table where government policies are made,” she... Read more

New data from space is providing the most precise picture yet of Antarctica’s ice, where it is accumulating most quickly and disappearing at the fastest rate, and how the changes could contribute to rising sea levels. The information, in a paper published on Thursday in the journal Science, will help... Read more