Across the globe, Nestlé is pushing to privatize and control public water resources. Nestlé’s Chairman of the Board, Peter Brabeck, has explained his philosophy with “The one opinion, which I think is extreme, is represented by the NGOs, who bang on about declaring water a… Read More »Nestlé’s Water Privatization Push
About 2.8 planets would be needed if rest of the world followed suit, biocapacity data shows Arthur Neslen Thu 9 May 2019 09.20 EDT Last modified on Thu 9 May 2019 11.03 EDT Europe makes up 7% of the world’s population but exploits a fifth of its… Read More »EU ‘outright dangerous’ in its use of natural resources, says WWF
Photo by Matt Alaniz on Unsplash Shade is an environmental justice issue. The ability to step into a shadow—of a tree, building, or shelter—should be widely accessible. Shade is not just a vital refuge from the burning sun, it can also help cool surface and air… Read More »Shade
How do you increase your solar energy output when you need all your land for agriculture and for housing? Answer: take to the water. That’s just what they are doing in Japan. The world’s first floating solar plant was built in Japan, in Aichi Prefecture… Read More »How Japan became the world leader in floating solar power
by Víctor A. Ramírez García …This is how lands were distributed to the people that remained and, since they were few, … each person received such large tracts that even today they lay fallow, … abandoned to the beasts. This vice, so entrenched in Puerto… Read More »Desperate Times: A Letter from Puerto Rico
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