How the Romanian education system promotes stigmatization of manual workers
Education plays an essential part in the sustainable development of a country. Yet, it is often the most disregarded policy in newly developed economies. The little short term benefits disincentivise authorities to take sustainable action. After all, small children do not vote. Less than 4% of the Romanian GDP is spent on the education budget.
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“There is no planet B”, this was one of the many slogans during the 10th March protest against climate change in Amsterdam. An estimate of 40,000 people turned out for the protest, demanding the Dutch government take stronger action against global warming. There is an ongoing emergence of protests in all corners of the world.
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An analysis of our use of nuclear power, and how this contrasts with our available renewable sources.
Nuclear power has generated a controversial debate. Proponents of this energy, such as the World Nuclear Association and Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy, contend that nuclear power is a safe, sustainable energy source that has the potential to reduce our carbon emissions. Opponents, such as Greenpeace and NIRS, argue that nuclear power poses many threats to
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I decided to study economics when I was sixteen years old. Back then I did not know much about the subject, and although I am already in the second year of my bachelors, I must admit that I still know very little about it. Sure, now I understand terms like inflation, monopoly, and depreciation. But
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