Reports on key areas and issues that are shaping the global Energy industry: About green aviation, biomass for the poors and vertical farming for biofuels.
About atsil
Ildikó Áts (atsil) is a Germany-born Hungarian author, editor, translator and web designer. She studied languages, literature, philosophy, history, politics and economy as well as TCM in Hungary and Germany. Her focus is on ecology, human rights and FGM. She lives in Berlin.Sudan: Clandestine Reporting on Sustained Genocide
As long as the Nuba Mountain region belongs to the North Sudan, the NPC does not have to share the oil revenues of this area with the South.
Somalia: US Policy and a Déjà-Vu
It is not the first time that the US government authorities’ restrictive humanitarian guidelines turn out to be at the bottom of a devastating crisis like the ongoing famine in Somalia.
Dodd-Frank Act: Section 1502 on Conflict Minerals
An op-ed on a Congress act to regulate the supply chains of conflict minerals has caused an extended controversy of its own.
Plastic Waste: The Eighth Continent
A typical plastic bottle takes a little less than half a millennium to photodegrade (not biodegrade).
Sonagachi: Kinder, die sich prostituieren
Unicef schätzt die Zahl der Kinder im Sex-Business auf weltweit 1,8 Millionen.
Sonagachi – Children as Sex Workers
Unicef has estimated that worldwide 1.8 million children enter the sex trade each year.
Migranten: Schachfiguren der EU und Libyens
EU-Libyen: Bares für die brutale Kontrolle des Migrantenstroms aus Afrika.
Migrants: Pawns of Europe and Libya
European countries paid the Libyan dictator Qaddafi to inhumanly control the flow of African migrants.
Wirtschaft und Wohltätigkeit: ein neues Tandem
Wohltätigkeitsprojekte müssen rigoros praxiserprobt sein.
Charity and Economy – a Tandem on the Rise
Charity projects got to be rigorously field-tested by economic experts.
Shaam News, Syrien und der Nahe Osten
“Libyen, Tunesien, Ägypten, Jemen und Bahrain implodieren – nur Syrien explodiert.”
