Following the US Supreme Court’s recent decision over Roe v. Wade, which guaranteed the right to abortion since 1973, many countries fear an outbreak of conservative measures on their own territory. To guard against this and to guarantee women this essential right, the European Parliament called on Thursday 7 July to permanently enshrine this right … Read more
“The shelters for Ukrainian refugees are half empty: the state refuses to lead homeless people of other nationalities there”, hammering associations and NGOs supporting migrants in a press release published on Thursday, July 7. To get things moving, Médecins du Monde, Pantin Solidaire, Paris d’Exil and Utopia are inviting 56 citizens to join the fight … Read more
Cans help cooks and cooks, even the most seasoned among us. These boxes are made of steel or aluminum and can be recycled in the same way as cardboard boxes, cake paper or paper bags. “Abandoned in nature, it takes between 50 and 200 years for a can to disappear!”recalls the site ecogeste.fr. “Failure to … Read more
Beware of chemicals in school supplies! Here’s the alert launched on Thursday, July 7 by the National Agency for Food, Environment and Health Safety (ANSES). Indeed, some pencils, glues, notebooks and other school bag supplies reveal the presence of toxic substances that can be hazardous to health, especially if they are inhaled, swallowed or come … Read more
Affiliated with dry and dehydrated skin, aloe vera is coveted for its nourishing, soothing and healing properties. Not surprisingly, in just a few years, the plant has become the staple ingredient in many cosmetics, such as Do It Yourself (DIY) recipes that are a hit on social networks. Here are several good reasons to include … Read more
Did you know that heat waves also hit the oceans? This phenomenon is called “ocean heat waves”. But concretely, what is it, what are the consequences for the planet and? should we care? † Robert Schlegel, research engineer at the Villefranche Oceanography Laboratory (LOV) and Bertrand Chapron from the laboratory Space and Air-Sea Interfaces of … Read more
It accompanies traditional dishes from here and elsewhere, turning into a dessert accompanied by milk and a vanilla pod… Rice is inseparable from our plate, but it is in the form of a beauty ingredient that it currently does. Water and rice powder prove to be essential treatments for shiny hair and naturally glowing skin. … Read more
Bakers, wine merchants, pharmacists are actors in our daily lives. 37% of the French population visits them at least once a week, because of course they need it, but not only. In a context of strong competitive pressure imposed by large-scale distribution, consumers are aware that they have a role to play for local businesses … Read more
This is a first in Europe. The Dutch government has taken the decision to limit the number of annual flights at Amsterdam-Schiphol airport from a capacity of 500,000 to 440,000. The target? Reduce noise pollution and address concerns of people living near the site about the environmental impact of air traffic, reports noethic† “Local residents … Read more
Traveling the roads in your converted van is a dream for many of us. It must be said that this nomadic way of life allows great autonomy and great freedom. If you also want to turn your van into a fantastic motorhome, follow these simple and practical tips. Before setting up the van Find the … Read more