You may be familiar with the mental burden, this responsibility that rests on women’s shoulders to think and organize the life of their home. A study conducted by OpinionWay (1) for Qare, a company specialized in teleconsultation, highlights another phenomenon, which again mainly affects women: the medical burden. Making appointments for vaccines, taking your children … Read more
She is small, hairy and spends a lot of time sleeping. A female Sumatran rhinoceros has just been born in Way Kambas National Park, Indonesia. His mother, Rosa, gave birth as part of a breeding program to save the species, which is in serious danger of extinction. In more ways than one, this birth is … Read more
The CIIVISE (Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence against Children), has just published its first conclusions, after a year of work. Among them, two excellent recommendations are aimed at: suspend or revoke the parental authority of an incestuous parent. The CIIVISE was created on January 23, 2021 by the French government to protect the … Read more
As hedgehogs slowly emerge from their winter shelters to enjoy the spring, many of us are committed to helping this endangered creature. However, for the hedgehog to thrive in your yard, it still needs access! Hence the valuable advice shared by the League for the Protection of Birds on Wednesday, March 30th (LPO). explanation. To … Read more
Small revolution in the dairy industry. Germany’s largest dairy cooperative, DMK, has announced it will expand to vegan alternatives. With her MILRAM brand, she has just presented a new range of 100% vegan oat-based desserts. Among the novelties are two pudding-style desserts, in vanilla and chocolate versions. They are prepared with natural bourbon vanilla and … Read more
After more than two years of pandemic, the backpackers and backpackers are back on the road to travel, learning the lesson of the health crisis to get more involved in a more ethical stay. Preserving the environment is not the only facet of an ecological journey, there is also the social aspect. And in this … Read more
This is a more than alarming finding. In a new report, the NGO Future Generations reports that two-thirds of non-organic vegetables, fruits and grains contain pesticide residues above the detection limit. A presence that until then was largely underestimated, according to the organization. The latter calls for “contingency plan to reduce the use of pesticides” … Read more
It looks exactly like table salt, but Epsom salt is actually very different. This natural product is a precious ally in the garden and could even become your miracle cure for the care of your plants. If you’ve never used it before, here are our simple and helpful tips for putting it to good use. … Read more
The warnings continue to rain. In a study published last week, UFC-Que Choisir denounced the contamination of 50% of fruit and vegetables from intensive farming by high-risk pesticides. Again this week: the NGO Génération Futures reports that 63.1% of non-organic fruits, vegetables and grains contain pesticide residues above the detection limit. As you will have … Read more
The shallot, along with onion and garlic, is one of the most important ingredients in French cuisine. So if you have a piece of garden, why not start with it? A relatively easy vegetable to grow, it will revive your dishes and bring some benefits to your body. The shallot has antioxidant properties, has an … Read more