Seville, southern Europe’s queen of bicycles

Seville, southern Europe’s queen of bicycles

Seville dreams big about cycling mobility, in the wake of the actions undertaken by cities like Nantes or Lubiana; so, not exclusively Northern Europe can invest adequately in bicycles as the means of transport of the future. Figures on bike infrastructures in Seville From 2006 to 2011, in the Spanish city the number of cyclists increased tenfold,

Bernie Krause: the sounds of nature are dissolving

Bernie Krause: the sounds of nature are dissolving

In five decades of sound recordings of nature and animals, scientist of bioacoustics Bernie Krause has ascertained that many environments have been radically altered by human beings. Far too many. Sometimes, paradoxically, due to practices which are thought to be environmentally safe. Recording the progressive muffling of the habitat’s sounds, Krause warned about the biodiversity’s “health

Mogees, the device that turns every object into a music instrument

Mogees, the device that turns every object into a music instrument

When we touch every single everyday object that has so much a thin surface so to resonate, we generate vibrations. Now, thanks to an Italian invention, everyone can capture these vibrations to create the notes of a song – a revolution in the song making process. Mogees (which stands for Modal Gestural Surface) is a small sensor that,

Nissan e-NV200 Evalia, the electric car for big families

Nissan e-NV200 Evalia, the electric car for big families

Suitable for numerous families as well as for taxi drivers and businesses (the abatement of costs accounts for 41% if compared to the same model powered by a diesel engine), the new Nissan e-NV200 Evalia is the first electric car with seven seats ever seen in the European market.     Don’t think of a

Wind and solar energy are cheaper than fossil fuels

Wind and solar energy are cheaper than fossil fuels

The cost of electricity coming from renewable sources has been plummeting and we’re now reaching the point in which such energy is cheaper than burning fossil fuels. A situation that seemed like just a fantasy a decade ago has now become reality.     This is highlighted by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF)’s latest research,