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Number 12 – April 2022
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Separate collection: how to recycle single-use gloves and masks
The coronavirus emergency has placed all of us in front of a new challenge for recycling. The need to contain the infection and, therefore,...
Second-hand clothes are good for the environment and economy
Do you like changing clothes and shoes without spending a
fortune and above all respecting the environment? One solution is offered by
used clothes, a form...
Polar Bear Day, climate change threatens the king of the Arctic
By 2050 we may have 30% less polar bears. The main cause is the climate change caused by human activities, which is making its...
The impact of detergents on the environment
Almost every family uses laundry detergent to clean and
sanitize linen but detergents can be very harmful to the environment. The
German magazine Öko-Test, in one...
Corporate social responsibility and the risk of greenwashing
Consumers are increasingly attentive to the environmental issue and push companies to achieve and, consequently communicate, not only economic, but also environmental and social...
The most harmful car companies: Greenpeace ranking
Over the last few decades, car manufacturers have gone to
great lengths to demonstrate that they understand the threat their products
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