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For this Easter weekend, here’s a new origami workshop we’re offering. Find out how to fold a small origami Easter chicken with this tutorial! This paper chicken allows you to carry a few chocolate eggs or treats on its back. It is a fresh crease that you can install on your table or offer to … Read more
Are you a fan of cycling and dream of being able to traverse a capital city from start to finish by pedaling? Know that your wishes will soon be fulfilled in Germany. The municipality of Berlin plans to build a new high-speed cycle path between the districts of Hönow in the east and Spandau in … Read more
Impossible to miss the phenomenon. The practices of medicine and cosmetic surgery are booming almost all over the world, to the point that trends are emerging on social networks. But you don’t do your nose or butt again like you change your T-shirt, and this unprecedented craze is not without risk. The illegal practices exposed … Read more
And now Easter is already here! That’s why we invite you to discover a simple and easy tutorial to learn how to fold an origami bell. This small paper bell is a nice decoration for the Easter table and also allows you to have a pleasant and friendly creative workshop with your children. Bells are … Read more
The circular economy is on the rise: in 2021 more than 2.2 billion euros were invested in green start-ups, almost double the amount of the previous year. A real paradigm shift for the ‘cleantech’ sector. Photo: Shutterstock † Recycling is becoming much more economically relevant † noethic asked Sophie Paturle, president of France Invest’s ecological … Read more
Full box for Heura. The Spanish startup for plant-based alternatives to meat has launched a second crowdfunding campaign, “Equity for Good Rebels”, and has already far exceeded its target. The first milestone of €1 million was reached in just 30 minutes and in 12 hours Europe’s fastest growing vegan product company raised €4 million. A … Read more
France is certainly not one of the 5 most vegetarian countries in the world, but the trend to make your plate greener continues on our territory. According to an Ifop survey conducted in 2020, 2.2% of the population declare to have followed a meat-free diet (pescetarian, vegetarian or vegan) and 24% of French men and … Read more
More and more companies are taking the climate impact of their activities into account. While the latest IPCC report is persistent about the urgent need to take action to protect the environment and biodiversity, what about manufacturers’ involvement in this area? A survey by IFS, a global business software publisher, conducted in collaboration with the … Read more
We will never see the golden toad again in the heart of the Costa Rican rainforest. And it’s not for nothing that this species is officially the first extinct due to global warming. An alarming announcement that says a lot about the ecological emergency. It was not uncommon to cross its path in the Monteverde … Read more
Chris Lewis, film producer and nature lover, was looking forward to this moment. For a year he had been preparing for the long-awaited ‘awakening’ of Australia’s Greenough River. And after a few days of preparation, he finally managed to film this stream in full swing. The Greenough River, located in Western Australia, is still dry. … Read more