The bicycle bonus created to encourage sustainable mobility in Italy has become law and provides that classic bicycles, electric bikes, scooters, hoverboards and segways can be purchased. The "mobility voucher" will be able to cover up to...
Among the many tips issued by the World Health Organization to prevent contagion from coronavirus, there is to wash your hands frequently, for at least 40-60 seconds and, in the absence of water and soap, use a...
There is something uniquely special about the relationship we humans have with our pets - it’s one filled with unconditional love, licks, snuggles, and cuddles. It’s hard to put into words the emotion these animals give us...
Excessive hygiene can damage health and the environment.
Many scientific researches that have shown that living in an aseptic
environment is harmful to our immune system, especially for those of children
who instead should train themselves to react correctly to...
Our lifestyle has a great impact on the climate, starting with nutrition that is one of the main causes of climate change. This is what the report “Climate change and territory” suggests, published by the UN scientific...
Attention to health and environment: these are the most pressing demands that consumers from all around the world turn to food and beverage brands for a green turn. They are worried about their future and that of...
Dried fruit in its many varieties is very rich in nutrients
and brings many benefits to the body, if it becomes part of a balanced diet
based on the concept of healthy eating. The false myth that wanted the...
December is usually the busiest time of the year, with people travelling and spending money to entertain themselves, their families and friends. It is also the time of the year that has huge environmental impacts, in...
There are no specific therapies and no vaccines against the
new coronavirus that arrives from China. To prevent its spread, the WHO
recommends washing your hands well: a simple and inexpensive gesture that, to
be effective, must last from 40...
Air
pollution kills more than cigarettes. Smog causes around 8.8 million victims
worldwide in one year, or 120 deaths per 100,000 people. On the other hand,
smoking kills 7.2 million, mostly causing cardiovascular diseases. In Europe,
we have 790,000 deaths per...
