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.

• Breast milk ice cream, the latest stunt in New York

• Alcohol and cancer: what a massive Korean study reveals

• The British mom leading a birthday party revolution

• In Japan, emotional education steps out of theory and into classrooms

• Gaza’s women forced to choose between infection and humiliation

• Warsaw lines up to smell the world’s stinkiest flower

• Under a tide of plastic: Ghana’s waste pickers on the front line

• Primark’s new mannequin makes a statement—so does the controversy behind it

• The war on birth: understanding reprocide in Gaza

• Rhino horns made detectable: South Africa’s bold anti-poaching test

• Not just Trump: Ecuador’s president pushes oil investments and dismantles the Ministry of Environment

• Why the ‘boiled frog’ metaphor is the perfect description of our climate crisis response

• A dog-friendly cruise: luxury and indulgence for your four-legged friend

• A historic breakthrough in the fight against animal exploitation in circuses

• A modern form of slavery: the reality we can’t ignore

• In Gaza, death comes from many sources, including hunger

• Gender reveals and fireworks: a dangerous mix in one of Mexico’s marine sanctuaries

• Nearly 30 years later, Prince Harry retraces Diana’s legacy in a field still full of landmines

• Amazon rainforest destruction surges: a global crisis unfolds in brazil

• Those burning, dry eyes? It might be mites

• Hundreds of lost children in Tuam are finally being found

• Iranian basketball players’ dance video removed by authorities: a symbol of resistance

• Planting Peace: South Africa’s bold plan to plant one million trees in a day

• Texas floods: dozens dead and children among the victims in a preventable climate disaster

• Nothing can stop a woman who wants to go to the moon — not even her period

• The truth of Victoria: Australia’s first truth commission calls colonization what it was — genocide

• He was just 12: Sebastian dies after taking part in a deadly TikTok challenge

• Sweden quietly leads a revolution: no more caged hens, without ever needing a ban

• A bouillon cube to fight hunger: the quiet food revolution in Nigeria

• 45,000 US beaches reveal surprising truth about plastic bag regulations