Extreme sports are one of the best ways to get young people of the street. Especially skateboarding is a very popular and easy to setup sport. Israel Dejene is the founder of a cool skateboard project from Ethiopia which you should see!
Is global warming a myth or a real serious issue? Well there are a lot of opinions and so livescience.com compared the last climate change report from 2013 with the 2007 climate change report. Take a look at the results.
Fashion is a really big problem for our environment and health. Read here what the problems and which companies solve and avoid these issues. Find an overview over fashion brands who are producing responsible and eco-friendly products.
There are many places around the earth which we probably never seen or only a few people have seen so far. I made a small collection with some really rare views on earth. Enjoy.
You probably have heard of green graffiti or moos graffiti and maybe asked yourself how it gets done. Read here how and replace the toxic spray can with a environmental friendly alternative: moos graffiti.
If you think about your daily routines and what you are doing everyday I’m sure you will find somethings you can improve easily to make your day a bit more sustainable without limit yourself. Find some ideas here.
Over the years approximately 40% of natures coral reefs got destroyed or got lost in the last few decades. To grow new coral reefs the Cancun based Jason deCaires Taylor created sculptures and sink them at different spots in the ocean.
Shell planned to drill for oil in the arctic area. So far they weren’t really successful and after a few embarrassing attempts Royal Dutch Shell decided not to go there again in 2013. To prevent further attempts and to make the arctic a nature sanctuary Greenpeace came up with some ideas!
Normally petroleum is used to produce plastic. But Elif Bilgin invented a new method using bananas to produce Bio-Plastic. The future is banana
These pictures of our Earth let it looks like it is breathing. A deep breath in and out. Or is it more like a heartbeat? John Nelson visualized twelve cloud-free images provided by the NASA to this awesome GIF