For the first time in Italy, patients will have the opportunity to attend a screening program with their families as part of a "Relief Therapy" program.
At Humanitas Hospital in Milan, the first cinema inside a hospital. Read more >>
In Sicily, a school has found a cost-effective and zero-impact solution to fuel its school bus to prevent children from being stranded.
In Caltanissetta, a school uses recycled cooking oil to fuel its school bus. Read more >>
The new Smart Meters, energy meters that allow you to know and manage your domestic consumption, will be on the market from the end of October 2013
Acotel: Our choice to invest in energy savings Read more >>
Airing Friday 18 October with two episodes starting at 21,10pm on laeffe, channel 50
Orto e mezzo: Sustainable Agriculture with Lisa Casali Read more >>
Why can they only be used in pharmacies and not in supermarkets where they're cheaper? The petition started by the mother of a child with celiac disease has reached 50 signatures.
Monthly bonus for celiacs: 50 signatures to use it in supermarkets too. Read more >>
Thanks to a series of targeted infrastructural interventions and an innovative consumption monitoring system, our diplomatic headquarters in Brasilia has become a model to imitate
Energy-saving buildings: the Italian Embassy in Brazil is "green." Read more >>
The story of Leo, a homeless man on the Hudson River in New York, and his friendship with Patrick, the young programmer who offered him a chance: to dream of a future different from the one he would have lived by remaining on the banks of the river.
Life as a Tramp: Leo, the New York Homeless Man Who Became a Programmer in a Month Read more >>
"Ours is a challenge," explains coordinator Matilde Bornati. "It's extremely difficult to find a job these days, especially for those in the most vulnerable sections of our society."
Taivè, a tailoring shop in Milan that employs Roma women. Read more >>
Every evening, in addition to serving delicious food to the patrons of his restaurant, he prepares kilos of pasta to distribute to around 300 children at the Boys & Girls Club centre, which brings together children born into extremely poor families.
Bruno Serato, the benefactor chef who helps children Read more >>
Luca Manfé from Aviano tells Non Sprecare how his recycled cuisine led him to win the most famous cooking show in the world.
"Recycling Leftovers in the Kitchen: My MasterChef Training" Read more >>
A discovery dating back to about 9 months ago, obtained by making asbestos interact with whey and discovering that it was possible to render hazardous waste inert
Asbestos disposal: Udine's first fiber reuse plant Read more >>
Middle-class families, separated fathers, middle-aged people who have lost their jobs, immigrants: the universe of the new poor
Volunteering in times of crisis Read more >>
"Why not abolish logistics altogether and allow construction workers to produce their own mortar?"
Personal Factory, the pocket-sized factory from Calabria Read more >>
Lampedusa doesn't have a library, nor a shop where you can buy them. Would you ever live in a city where you can't buy books? If you have books of any kind lying around the house,
#lampedusalegge: The mayor's appeal to create a library on the island is working. Read more >>
Miatralvia, a solo performed on a guitar made from an old recycled broom. Massimo Tortella is a music teacher and founded the band "Miatralvia" (here's the official page), which in Mantuan dialect literally means
Miatralvia: the Non Sprecona music band Read more >>
“Pianissimo libri sulla strada” was created to involve those who are not accustomed to essays and novels, creating connections between authors and readers, on board a 70s van with a Woodstock flavour and a slow philosophy
There is a mystery surrounding the money for the cleanup, which speaks volumes about the disaster that is unfolding around one of the strategic hubs of industrial Italy.
Taranto's Ilva reclamation project: read how the money was spent here. Read more >>
Fish products from an artificial sea reproduced in a giant aquarium at the foot of the Alps have been on the market since 2016. A bizarre but also eco-friendly idea.
Swiss Sea: Locally sourced fish will soon be produced at the foot of the Alps. Read more >>
How much is a walk worth to learn about good and bad herbs, animal tracks, or the history of a valley? How much is a homemade jam, wine, or preserve worth?
Paolo Pellarini, the guide who pays with barter Read more >>
The plan aims to save 200 million euros on utility bills, equivalent to the annual energy consumption of a community of 750 people and the entire annual production of a nuclear power plant.
Energy efficiency: Paris turns off the lights Read more >>
