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Fat Lama, the site to share objects. Because experiences, not things, make for happiness

Fat Lama wants to revolutionise the way people consume. The site will allow users to share their objects, combining trust and sustainability.

Sharia investment, the positive social impact of Islamic finance

Sharia is the Islamic canonical law based on the teachings of the Koran (Qur’an) and the Prophet Muhammad: a set of disciplines and principles that govern the behaviour of a Muslim towards others including with regards to investments or financial services. Sharia explains the Islamic concepts of money and capital, the relationship between risk and profit, and the social

7 things to know about extra virgin olive oil

We know that it’s good, it’s healthy and is the right ingredient to use in the Mediterranean cuisine (and not only). But how can we choose the best extra virgin olive oil?

José Pepe Mujica tells us what happiness really is

José Pepe Mujica, ex presidente dell’Uruguay, è in Italia per presentare il suo ultimo libro Una pecora nera al potere, la politica della gente. Nella tappa milanese ha dialogato con Petrini e Sepúlveda, sulla felicità.

Millet and cauliflower croquettes with anchovies

The recipe to prepare tasty millet and cauliflower croquettes with anchovies and a crunchy topping of sesame seeds.

How CO2 pollution is converted into green fuel

A team of American scientists found a new way to convert carbon dioxide into ethanol, a low-impact fuel.

Animal welfare, how investors are abandoning factory farming

What is animal welfare Animal welfare refers to the state of an animal. It is defined by how an animal is coping with the conditions in which it lives, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), intergovernmental organisation responsible for improving animal health worldwide. An animal is in a good state of welfare if scientific evidence indicates it is healthy,