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Why should you be concerned about animal mills?

Why should you be concerned about animal mills?

New legislation in New York has finally clamped down on the selling of domestic pets such as dogs and cats. It’s hoped that this well help eradicate animal mills, where pets are bred with little regard for their wellbeing. Last December, the state of New York passed a law in which the sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits is to be prohibited. The law, set to take effect in 2024,...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Gen Z believes schools are failing to provide vital digital skills

Gen Z believes schools are failing to provide vital digital skills

A recent report from Dell Technologies has revealed that Gen Z is less than satisfied with the digital skills being taught at schools. Many are taking it upon themselves to learn independently for specialist careers.  The self-proclaimed digital natives feel underequipped to thrive in a world increasingly turning to tech. Work that one out.  Gen Z is coming of age in turbulent times. We’ve emerged from the pandemic as statistically the ‘

By London, UK
Economic crisis forces young Tunisians to migrate to Europe

Economic crisis forces young Tunisians to migrate to Europe

More than 20,000 Gen Zers from Tunisia tried crossing the Mediterranean Sea in 2022. Economic hardship and unemployment are major causes of European migration, as young people attempt to improve their lives. Tunisia has been facing economic crisis as inflation hit its highest record in more than 3 decades at 9% in 2022. According to the World Bank, the unemployment rate for young people aged 15 to 24 in the...

By Nairobi, Kenya
Analysis says most carbon ‘offsets’ by big companies do nothing

Analysis says most carbon ‘offsets’ by big companies do nothing

Many prominent brands have started buying carbon credits in order to offset their corporate emissions. Scientific analysis shows these are largely worthless. As big companies attempt to appear more eco-conscious in the eyes of their customers, many have started to boast partnerships with rainforest conservation organisations around the world. For example, major brands like Gucci, Shell, and Disney buy carbon offsets/credits that ‘cancel out’ the number of emissions spewed into the...

By London, UK