Director of the GEA School (School for Ecological and Environmental Justice) and founder of the eponymous association, Giuseppe De Marzo is an activist, economist, journalist, and writer. He spent ten years working closely with Latin American social movements, supporting indigenous and rural communities, and was arrested in Ecuador for his […]
Anna Lacci
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“Jeremy Rifkin reminds us that water animates all life on the blue planet. As he writes, “being of the waters” means stabilizing our course and securing our place in a complex living organism, of which we are only one actor, whose resilience and well-being depend on “going with the flow.” […]
What role can the consumption of animal-derived foods play in a healthy, balanced, and sustainable diet, considering our health, the planet, the environment, future generations, animal welfare, and workers’ rights? Stefano Vendrame, nutritionist and science writer, in “Carnivori o vegani?” (Carnivores or Vegans?) aims, as the publisher states on the […]
“I wrote this book because the world’s soil problems constitute a silent crisis.Most people are unaware that the soil beneath our feet is disappearing at an alarming rate. The ground we all walk on, which we call ‘land’ and often expose to great harm, is at risk.Soil erosion destabilizes food […]
The forest has always represented, for humanity, a space that is sometimes frightening, ambiguous, and fascinating—one we have had to confront. Thus, the forest is home to strange and hideous animals; treasures and secrets are guarded within it; fairies appear in various forms, and witches choose it for their sabbaths. […]