Thanks to this historic deal, 30% of the seas will be protected areas by 2030. Negotiations had started almost 20 years ago. Continue reading Saving the Seas: UN Members Reach Historic Agreement to Protect the Ocean
Ants may be small, but they threaten humanity itself in their unbelievably large-scale war. Lila Gazette gets their hands dirty to explain this crisis. Continue reading Planet of the Ants
The popular American TV show features a mysterious fungus that “eats” its victims. The LILA Gazette explains the real science behind the fiction. Continue reading HBO’s “Last of us”: Will the zombie fungus kill us all?
The largest radio telescope will be built on two different continents and will cost about 2 billion euros. Continue reading A bigger eye on the universe
What if all coral reefs in the world were destroyed? Lila Gazette takes a deep dive into the world of coral. Continue reading Coral Reefs: The Struggle for Survival
L’oeuvre de Leonard de Vinci, tableau le plus célèbre du monde, a connu bien des péripéties. La LILA Gazette revient sur l’incroyable histoire de sa disparition. Continue reading 21 août 1911, La Joconde disparaît
After four stellar seasons, Netflix’s The Crown’s streak of brilliance has reached a disappointing end with season five. Continue reading How “The Crown” lost its glory (review)
Researchers have made an AI that can scan brain waves and determine what humans are thinking. LILA Gazette explains. Continue reading Magic or Reality? AI is Already in Your Head
This article is part of a series of four stories about social justice and wrongful convictions in the United States published in the LILA Gazette in January 2023. Continue reading Claudia Salinas (CA Innocence Project): “People lose faith in the justice system”
Smothers was falsely accused of murder in May of 1995. 27 years later, he remains incarcerated, despite evidence proving his innocence. Continue reading CIP : Two Current Cases
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