Preferring tap water over bottled water isn’t just good for the environment. Against all odds, we just discovered that plastic can also contribute to weight gain. Indeed, its compounds can disrupt our metabolism. We already knew that plastic got in the way of fertility. Phthalates, which are in all of our everyday items, actually reduce … Read more
If you’re a philanthropist at heart and especially love to travel, you might be a fan of “philanthropy.” This neologism indicates a tourism approach in which people and solidarity are central, which is in line with regenerative tourism. We explain it to you. Globetrotter or globetrotter at heart, you’re determined to travel after two years … Read more
South Korean manufacturer LG wants to combat planned obsolescence by offering a new range of upgradable home appliances this year. This means that it will be possible to upgrade them, both hardware and software, without systematically purchasing a new one. LG offers these new devices upgrade options depending on the habits and lifestyle of each. … Read more
Still unknown to the general public, endometriosis is starting to get people talking about it. This disease, which affects one in ten women, can cause chronic pain. There is a website dedicated to informing about this disease. His name: Endoblum. “Endometriosis. It’s not a women’s problem, it’s a social problem.” Like President Emmanuel Macron’s statement … Read more
The introduction of hydrogen aircraft from 2035 will limit CO2 emissions, but not only reduce the CO2 footprint of the aviation sector, according to a study by the NGO International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) published on Wednesday, January 26. The hydrogen engine does not emit any pollution or greenhouse gases because it produces water … Read more
When it comes to music, we are not all created equal. Some people have naturally beautiful voices, while others are roughly referred to as pans. The start-up The Choral Hub wants to encourage all music lovers to push the song and enjoy it, thanks to the new application. The application, called Tchzant, is based on … Read more
Central Park will be a center of study about the place urban parks occupy in cities. A community of researchers from Yale University and several New York environmental agencies have joined forces to conduct a cycle of research into the evolution of the mythical New York park to create a “the best tools to fight … Read more
Agri-food giants such as Lactalis, Yoplait and Bigard will participate in financing a polystyrene recycling sector. Really good news for the environment, as it’s a material that makes up the bulk of everyday food and you never know what to do once you’ve finished it: the yogurt pot. Because recycling is indeed very difficult. A … Read more
What could be more enchanting than the smell of a good cup of coffee? This ritual seduces millions of fans worldwide. 2 billion cups of coffee are consumed in this way every day. But for those who don’t have time to stop at the counter, which machine should you choose at home? The choice for … Read more
Cotton or organic cotton, organic wool or washed linen… The household linen market offers us various fabrics that are said to be of high quality. What is the quality of a fabric and how not to get lost in the disturbing green speeches of the different brands? At Kipli, quality and responsibility in the production … Read more