A British mining company is contaminating the drinking water of over 100,000 people in the south of Peru. The Prisma documents how the extraction of metals needed by developed countries to achieve fossil-free energy leads to environmental degradation in the southern hemisphere and questions the sustainability of UN Development Goals for 2030.
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
Andropause, the hormonal change few men accept
A decline in testosterone can affect men’s physical, emotional and sexual health, but attitudes towards masculinity make it difficult for many to acknowledge this stage of ageing. In a particularly male-dominated and conventional society, accepting male menopause is not easy. Carmen Fernández Sánchez Until recently, andropause was an […]
The apocalypse industry: surviving underground
The bunker business has stopped being a marginal extravagance and become an international market in expansion, fed by the fear of wars, climate disasters and global threats. Technological entrepreneurs, public figures and even members of the US political sphere have invested millions in those subterranean refuges. Roberto F. Campos […]
Miles walked to help Colombian children
Children Change Colombia (CCC), the largest UK-based charity working exclusively for this Latin American country, is holding its annual Thames Walk on 16 May to raise funds and awareness for its cause. Pablo Muñoz The event aims to raise £7,000 through ticket donations and participants can choose between […]
Why Some Workplaces Stay Cleaner Without Harsh Chemicals
——————————————————— ——————————————————— Facilities managers have started questioning the chemicals under their sinks. The fumes, the residues, the PPE requirements, the compliance paperwork. It adds up. And for a growing number of UK sites, the question is no longer whether to switch but what to switch to. CO2 pellets, no moisture […]















