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Faced with a growing desire for nature and ecology, companies have expanded their offerings of green and innovative furnishing accessories. Bio Home, for example, is a line of tableware made from […]

On September 15, 1971, Greenpeace launched its first "ecological guerrilla" blitz. Jim Bohlen, Irving Stowe, Paul Cote, and journalist Bob Hunter decided to oppose the nuclear tests planned by the United States in Alaska.

A study published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology shows that many earrings on the market contain a dangerous amount of the allergenic metal. THE STUDY In two capitals

There is a tango lesson with the teacher-dancer for 5 euros instead of 25, a photography course for 45 euros instead of 270, or 3 massages for 39 euros instead of 150 and a session

Designed as a space capsule in innovative materials, or, for those who prefer, produced in a wooden version, this compact box-room is equipped with two beds. Perfect for waiting or for succeeding

Eco-consciousness is growing in the business world. The 2011 edition of the annual Carbon Disclosure Project Global 500 – the report that examines the carbon reduction activities of the world's largest public companies – found

A few days ago, some officials in Tokelau – a group of small islands in the South Pacific belonging to New Zealand – took action to radically change the energy production system of the archipelago, moving

There are four of them, and each year they cost the people of Lombardy about one and a half million euros. They are Roberto Formigoni's undersecretaries. In times of crisis, the center-left opposition focuses its accusations on them.

The Japanese government will build a wind farm off the coast of Fukushima, the site of the nuclear power plant damaged by the March 11 earthquake. The Japanese newspaper Sankei reported this, according to which the country

The seas and oceans that border Europe are changing at rates never recorded before: scientists from the Clamer project (Climate change and European marine ecosystem research) have found melting ice, rising temperatures and

Montecitorio, caste and privileges, latest news (one always thinks there's a limit, but no: they still find a way to surprise us). But let's start with the background. The Minister for Cultural Heritage and Activities Giancarlo

An overweight and sedentary fifteen-year-old. A forty-year-old stressed by work. A woman approaching menopause, struggling with an expanding waistline. A seventy-year-old with ailments. How can we protect each of their hearts?

What prevention is possible in the elderly, and how far does it make sense to go? This question was the title of a paper presented at the European Congress of Cardiology. The answer lies in the myriad of research that offers insights.

Japan is changing course and intends to reduce its dependence on nuclear energy and focus decisively on renewables, to become a leading country in the alternative energy sector. The Land of the Rising Sun's new energy policy was illustrated.

The kitchen has become the patio of the most popular television talk shows. This trend will be confirmed next fall with the primetime edition of La Prova del Cuoco, the debut of Benedetta Parodi.

By Primo Di Nicola: Who holds the record for the longest vacations in Italy? After students, teachers, and a few other fortunate groups, it's definitely the regional councilors. Despite the controversy over politicians' privileges,

The first Italian quality mark has been created to certify tourism operators who are committed to environmental and social sustainability. It's called CSR Tourism (Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism), and it's the new tool created by

The school bell is almost here, and like every year, millions of children are preparing to face a busy year. For many, it's their first time; for others, it's a return, but for everyone,