
Catarina Carvalho, Diana Narciso & Inês Andrade, Portugal, 19-21 years old The increased production of plastic waste is a reality associated with the pandemic outbreak of COVID-19. It’s important to know the […]
Catarina Carvalho, Diana Narciso & Inês Andrade, Portugal, 19-21 years old The increased production of plastic waste is a reality associated with the pandemic outbreak of COVID-19. It’s important to know the […]
Beatriz Teixeira, Mariana Caldeira & Marta Amaral, Portugal – 19-21 years old Faced with this pandemic problem, there will be a significant increase in urban waste, which leads to the need to […]
Ana Santos, Joana Ramos, Mariana Neves & Sérgio Santos, Portugal, 19-21 years old In Portugal, with the pandemic situation of COVID-19, the need to provide personal protective equipment was imperative for the […]
Bruna Faria, Maria I. Faria, Mariana Sousa & Tiago Marques, Portugal, 15-18 years old The first bird ringing took place in the 18th century, in Europe, and its objective was to know […]
Ana B. Costa, Ana C. Martins & Mariana Rebelo, Portugal, 15-18 years old Vila Nova de Famalicão has already established the first steps towards the creation of the future Local Protected Landscape […]
João Fonseca, Portugal, 14 years old The Douro Demarcated Region is suffering climate change’s impacts with serious consequences for the region’s economy. Earth’s termical balance is being compromised due to the acumulation […]
Marie Drahoňovská, the Czech Republic The Wenceslas Square slowly fills up with the curious ones, who came to see the non-traditional New Years Eve celebration. Instead of traditional firework, the Municipality of […]
Matthew, Malta, 18 Economies grinding to an abrupt halt. The masses purchasing a maddening amount of toilet paper and non-perishable foods. The bewildering number of people sharing fake news on social media. […]
Luís Martins, Portugal – 13 years old The ‘Jornada Principal, environmental association, promises to intensify the protests against the landfill in Sobrado, in the municipality of Valongo. The movement will spread black […]
On March 11th 2020, the World Health Organisation declared the Coronavirus a pandemic, leading to many changes in our habits. As we were forced to take a series of preventive measures, our lifestyle saw a complete overhaul. Now, we have to learn as a society a new way how to socialize in spite of the anxiety and uncertainty about our future. How does this pandemic affect us socially and individually? Should we stick to our past (wrong) ways of living or do we reinvent ourselves?