Concrete Over Water, the Slow Death of the Anhumas River

Writen by Gabriel Pedro and Yoogeon Choi The Anhumas basin covers roughly 130 km2, starting in the southern parts of town. Water moves along roads like Via Norte-Sul, slipping through the central and upper areas of Campinas until it reaches Rio Atibaia, then passing through places like Cambuí, Barão Geraldo, and even Parque Imperador. WhiteContinue reading “Concrete Over Water, the Slow Death of the Anhumas River”

Lagoa do Taquaral: The Green Heart of Campinas

Writen by Clara Bagaroli and Jenifer Sato Located in the Taquaral neighborhood, in the eastern region of Campinas, Parque Portugal, mainly known as Lagoa do Taquaral, is one of the city’s most symbolic public spaces. A symbol of Campinas’ transition from an agrarian past to a modern metropolis, the park joins together aspects such asContinue reading “Lagoa do Taquaral: The Green Heart of Campinas”

COP30 – Between Promises and the Reality of its Hypocrisy

Writen by Jenifer Sato and Clara Bagaroli COP30, hosted this year in Belém and the world’s largest annual climate get-together, has officially come to an end. It was composed of global leaders, corporations, and media influencers coming together to discuss and promote against global warming. However, behind the speeches, photos, and “green” promises lies aContinue reading “COP30 – Between Promises and the Reality of its Hypocrisy”

Energy in COP 30

Writen by André Dantas and Gabriel Pedro The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP 30) was a highly anticipated event held in Belém, at the heart of the Amazon. This recurring climate summit took place from November 10 to 21. This article was originally drafted before the conference and finalized after its conclusion, allowing usContinue reading “Energy in COP 30”

Effect of COP 30 in Brazil

Writen by Felipe Elias and Yoogeon Choi For the first time, Brazil has the honour of hosting the COP30 in its own country, taking place in Belém, starting on the 10th of November and running until the 21st of November. The Conference of the Parties (COP) is an annual meeting of the United Nations thatContinue reading “Effect of COP 30 in Brazil”

The effect of pollutants present in rivers on the living conditions of local communities that make use of such rivers.

Writen by André Dantas and Felipe Elias In modern times, a growing concern is the environmental issues occurring globally. We are witnessing signs of ozone degradation, deforestation, and, most notably, significant pollution in bodies of water. As many may know, the pollution in bodies of water has had a major impact on our society. RiversContinue reading “The effect of pollutants present in rivers on the living conditions of local communities that make use of such rivers.”

Positive Impacts of Pets in Mental Health

Writen by Clara Bagaroli Around the world, through many cultures, pets have been immensely cherished, being more than loyal companions and offering more than memorable moments. And now, in recent years, searches and psychologists have pointed out that pets not only impact cherishable moments, but also a significant role in mental health. From easing theContinue reading “Positive Impacts of Pets in Mental Health”

Importance of Physical Activities

Introduction As someone who has practiced sports since childhood, it has shaped my way of living to the point where being unable to practice sports makes me feel like a completely different person. In recent times, there has been a noticeable decrease in the number of people who practice sports, especially children; as a result,Continue reading “Importance of Physical Activities”

How is IB Currently for High School Students?

Writen by André Dantas At our school, juniors and seniors participate in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. This program challenges students to their limits, encompassing a comprehensive two-year curriculum that includes Internal Assessments, an Extended Essay, Individual Orals, CAS projects, and ToK projects, in addition to the six advanced courses, from which three are elevatedContinue reading “How is IB Currently for High School Students?”

Silenced voices and the fight for justice

The neglected reality of feminicide in Brazil Writen by Jenifer Sato  Last year, Brazil suffered a decrease in the percentage of MVI ( “Mortes Violentas Intencionais,’’ violent intentional assassination) of 5.4% from the years 2023 to 2024; however, at the same period, the country also experienced an increase of feminicide cases of 0,7%, with 1,492Continue reading “Silenced voices and the fight for justice”