Germana Carillo

Qualified freelance journalist, graduated with honors in Political Science, with a master's degree in Corporate Responsibility and Ethics, and one in Editing. She has been writing for GreenMe since 2009. She is a volunteer for 'Born to Read' in Campania.

• Johnson & Johnson agrees to $6.5 billion payout for talc cancer claims

• Palm extinction triggers unusual dietary shifts in wildlife, escalating pandemic risks

• Coca-Cola’s new campaign scrutinized for greenwashing

• New oil spill in Ecuador’s Amazon region

• Cambodia’s Mangrove Marvels: A Sanctuary’s Fight Against Extinction

• Tragedy in Gaza captured through a lens

• Dubai submerged: unprecedented flooding hits as cloud seeding scrutiny intensifies

• Vandals caught destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead

• Swapping red meat for forage fish: a potential lifesaver

• The unexpected rise of bee populations in the US: a closer look

• The hidden cost of coconut: monkey labor in Thailand

• The carbon footprint of industry giants: a look into escalating emissions

• Bee-costumed crusaders take on urban gardening with a buzz

• Jane Goodall: a lifetime of passion and advocacy for animals and nature

• Thailand takes historic step towards legalizing same-sex marriage

• The hidden power of the Antarctic circumpolar current

• How ChatGPT is reshaping academic performance

• Half of Bangladesh’s drinking water poisoned by arsenic

• The rapid retreat of Patagonia’s glaciers

• A quarter of the global population struggles for clean water access

• World’s fossil fuel giants could cause millions of heat deaths by century’s end

• The global air quality crisis: where does your country stand?

• From South Sudan to Brazil, the extreme heat and lack of water are affecting half the globe

• “Do not touch that cat!” A chemical hazard warning in Fukuyama

• The accelerating decline of the Aral Sea: a climate change catastrophe

• France takes historic step towards reparations for homosexual discrimination

• EU Parliament votes for zero-emission buildings by 2030

• The silent crisis: ocean dumping and its global impact

• Thirteen years on: limited change since Japan’s 2011 Disaster

• The top 20 most famous libraries around the globe in 2024