Society
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Society Brazil24. January 2023Here’s to New Beginnings for Indigenous Peoples
A day after the inauguration of Brazil's new President, Indigenous affairs agency Funai reopened, giving indigenous peoples a boost of hope with the agency's own new President, a worthy change in its official name, and even the country's adoption of an unprecedented Ministry of Indigenous Peoples.
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Animals USA9. January 2023The Largest Mink Farm in the Continent Is Shutting Down (Go, Animal Rights!)
The release of 10,000 minks by animal rights activists at the end of 2022, from the largest mink farm in North America, has paid off with the fur farm closing its doors, thus putting an end to its cruel business.
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Society England2. January 2023Why Leave Theater Seats Empty? Let’s Give Out Free Tickets Instead!
London, England’s capital, is launching a pilot program to give away a thousand unsold tickets for cultural shows every week to people who can’t afford them in an attempt to democratize access to culture.
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Environment Scotland1. January 2023Step Aside, Oil & Gas: Offshore Wind Farms Are Taking Over
In the northernmost part of Great Britain, wind farms are booming, and not only are they revitalizing Scottish villages whose economy mainly relied on oil and gas, but they also contribute to the country’s shift from polluting energy sources to renewable ones.
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