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How can we help the devastating flooding in Japan and South Asia?

Jul 9, 2018 | Go Courage, Ideas |

“Dozens of people have been killed and 2 million forced to flee their homes after record rains...

Hong Kong – Zero Carbon Pitch 2018 Open Recruitment I Feb 2018

Feb 19, 2018 | Go Action, Projects |

Organisation: Jockey Club CarbonCare InnoLab Details: At the beginning of this year, scientists...

Vietnam and its Magical Beans

Jun 27, 2017 | Editor's Picks, Enterprise Stories, Go Courage, Ideas |

Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia with over 6.5% economic growth projection...

Leonardo DiCaprio

Nov 23, 2016 | Celebrity Charity Profile, Go Courage |

Abstract: Leonardo DiCaprio is an American actor and film producer. Well-known with the movie...

Want to Save Earth? Cut Out Meat

Mar 25, 2015 | Go Courage, Ideas |

The developed world needs to cut meat consumption by 50 percent per person to reduce greenhouse...

Unhealthy. Nutritious. Cruel. Delicious. Unsustainable. All-American. In the beef debate there are so many sides.Meat is murder.Meat is delicious. In short, meat—especially beef—has become the stuff of fierce debate.J ournist ROBERT KUNZIG spent a week at Wrangler, in Tulia, Texas. He was looking for an answer to one fundamental question: Is it all right for an American to eat beef?

Human, the Cause for the Loss of Arctic Sea Ice

Dec 15, 2014 | Go Courage, Ideas |

Scientists found that up to 70% of Atlantic ice loss are caused by human activities and there may...

Climate Change Is Forcing Entire Countries to Migrate

Dec 6, 2014 | Go Courage, Ideas |

How much do you think climate change will harm future generations of people? Many people think climate-forced migration isn’t supposed to be happening yet. We’ve always thought the consequences of abusing the earth would hit our children and our children children’s in 2050 and 2100, not in 2012. Is it really the case?

What to Do When Your Country is Drowning

Aug 12, 2014 | Go Courage, Ideas |

The Maldives is drowning. The island nation’s leaders have been trying their best to communicate this to the world for at least six years, though their efforts have often been ignored or swatted away by skeptics. How can we save the islands?