Cool roofs in Africa to avoid heatstroke
A simple and economical solution that helps withstand heat waves. Adopted in many African countries.
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Environment
The beaches, the seas and the mountains are a precious asset that must be protected: The philosophy of not wasting also includes a great respect for the natural environment that surrounds us.. In this section Lots of practical advice to learn how to protect and not waste nature's resources in a concrete way: The guide to keeping the beach clean, the rules of eco-sustainable tourism, all the initiatives implemented by non-profit organizations and associations for involving citizens in protecting nature.
In China, a solar power plant that works even at night
In the Xinjiang desert, a unique facility in the world: 260 mirrors heat molten salt that continues to work for another eight hours after the sun has set.
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The most beautiful gardens in Italy
From North to South: those you must visit at least once in your life.
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How to Resist the Summer Heat in the City
Avoid the hottest hours. Walk among trees and green spaces. And even a supermarket can become a climate-controlled refuge.
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Who are the Greens in Europe that matter most?
A rising star of Turkish origin in Germany. An eco-populist in England.
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Green Punkt: The sticker that makes companies pay for the costs of packaging disposal
The German system works on a principle of responsibility: those who produce more waste also pay more for its collection and recycling. This means less waste and more reuse.
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Arapaima: The Fish That Could Save the Amazon
After decades of intensive and uncontrolled exploitation, fishing is now controlled and managed by local communities. This creates new economic opportunities, guarantees essential food, and protects the environment.
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Westie, a small but very confident dog
Short in both fur and legs, he's a bundle of energy. But also of cunning and stubbornness.
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In Japan, recycling is a collective ritual.
Residents collaborate with municipal workers: they prepare the collection point and clean the area. And they carry out their own checks.
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If you want to save a butterfly, take a photo and send it to this email address
We can all participate in the Global Butterfly Census Programme, which is part of the World Sustainability Organization.
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Lichens measure air quality
They arise from the symbiosis between a fungus and an alga. They are considered valuable bioindicators, including of pollution and climate change.
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Mangrove forests are growing again
The results of a study, conducted using satellite images and published in Science.
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Pigeons have a compass in their liver
A team of German researchers has discovered that white blood cells in the liver are responsible for pigeons' extraordinary and unique orientation.
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The Doberman is the most athletic dog in existence
Lean, muscular, and intelligent. An ideal dog for defense and protection.
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Why you can't touch the sand on the beach
It's not neutral, but it's a fundamental component of marine habitats. Among the grains are parts of the coastal food chain. Where sand is most stolen.
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The best way to watch shooting stars
Lie down. Away from cities. After 22 PM. With the naked eye. And first of all, turn off your smartphone.
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Half of the world's coral reefs have been devastated by extreme heat
The results of the latest scientific studies: the extinction process is no longer announced with an alarm, but is now underway
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In Stockholm the hydrofoil is electric
It emits 95 percent less CO2 than traditional hydrofoils. And it consumes 80 percent less energy. It would transform marine mobility in Italy.
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Hailstorms are becoming more and more disastrous
They increase in frequency and intensity. With grains that measure like a golf ball. The results of a recent study by Americans and Chinese.
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We consume too much sand
Demand has now exceeded its regeneration capacity. Yet it would be enough to recycle construction and demolition materials.
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