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From time immemorial, the Earth has housed, nurtured and cared for us. Myth tells us about the relationship between Nature and the Divinity that governed the cycles of life-death-rebirth...
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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...
Eco-friendly packaging, Vitamin supplements choose green packaging
With eco-sustainability increasingly at the center of
consumers' preferences and purchasing choices, companies are also starting to
be sensitive to the green issue. And the first...
Wavestar, the platform that create clean energy from the waves
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In order to contribute to the knowledge and protection of pollinating insects, which are now more threatened than ever, a group of young researchers, led by Prof. Andrea Di...
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