There’s who decided to give land for free to see it relive
An Italian couple gives their lands for free to those who practice sustainable agriculture. It’s a ray of hope for young people and the environment.
Ilaria D’Ambrosi
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Women of Grand Sable plant mangroves to protect the land
In Grand Sable, women fight against the impacts of climate change by planting mangroves. The land protected from erosion and fishing are the island’s only resources.
A thousand and one things you can do with recycled wood
Unutilised wood can have a second life. Here you can find three examples of how reclaimed wood inspires designers and craftsmen all over the world.
The Metrocab: navigating London without polluting it
Transport for London grants the first Metrocab licenses. The city’s new fleet of ecological taxis is still black, but less polluting.
Rudolf Steiner and biodynamic agriculture
Philosophy, education, medicine and agriculture celebrate 154 years from Rudolf steiner’s birth, founder and father of anthroposophy.
Trees and soil, our strategy to fight climate change
The University of Oxford demonstrates that planting trees protects soil biodiversity and helps tackle the effects of climate change.
7 reasons why we should build straw houses and live in them
Straw houses are safe, economical and sustainable. Here’s everything you don’t know about the advantages (and disadvantages) of straw houses.
Nature protects Copenhagen against climate change
Copenaghen combats flood risk by designing a district whose purpose is to tackle climate change. Nature lies at the heart of the project.
Zero impact houses can be built: the project by the Snøhetta studio
The Norwegian architect studio Snøhetta realised the first zero impact house to tackle climate change.
Itinerary. Top 10 Italy’s most “appetizing” medieval villages
Let’s discover medieval villages that still embody the relationship between humans and the land by learning more about their traditional dishes.