It is one of the herbs we like to grow in the garden, on the balcony or even in a pot: chives indeed give our salads or fresh cheeses a nice subtle taste of onion. Being a perennial, it is quite easy to grow and thanks to the bulbs planted in the ground, it will … Read more
“Either we regulate ourselves (note: the population), or it happens through pandemics, famines or conflicts”† morning guest France news Monday, May 23, the ecologist and chairman of the Shift Project, Jean-Marc Jancovici, spoke out in favor of contraception to alleviate the demographic weight that will soon weigh on the planet. The proposal is not new, … Read more
We can no longer count the number of cooking tips and advice, supposedly magical, that Tik Tok is said to have discovered. This time it’s all about keeping lawyers on hold longer… Except the technique praised by social network users can make you sick! There was a promotion on avocados, but you don’t plan on … Read more
Fans of intimate accessories know that the vibrant yellow plastic duck is in its final hours. Sex toy brands are renewing themselves to meet environmental challenges and are now offering their ultimate objects of desire in greener, recyclable and sometimes even biodegradable materials. A few days before World Environment Day, why not bet on natural … Read more
Oyster shells are more likely to line the bottoms of our plates than the soles of our sneakers. However, French designer Eugène Rionneaus has chosen to use them to design an entire collection of upcycled sneakers. The target? To reconcile style and ecology, while helping to clean the French coasts from (too) much waste. As … Read more
Wrongly unloved by gardeners, the dandelion is nevertheless extremely useful. In addition to a nutrient bomb for biodiversity, this one “ weed” is also an excellent restorative treatment for the body. Here are all the steps you need to follow to prepare an oily dandelion macerate. The benefits of dandelion oil Dandelion is rich in … Read more
Thirst-quenching, gourmet, and fun, bubble tea has been a staple in specialty stores for years. Usually served in a clear plastic cup with an XXL straw, it is unfortunately not the most ecological drink. But did you know that it is entirely possible to make it at home without producing any waste? Follow our recipe … Read more
The City of Melbourne has decided to create new green spaces, in addition to protecting the existing parks and multiplying projects to reduce CO2 emissions in the city. The aim is to become a metropolis that emits almost no greenhouse gases, to succeed in its ecological transition and to gain in living comfort. In addition … Read more
Three hours to buy a train ticket for a 2H17 journey, online grocery shopping full of pitfalls: the vast majority of websites in France are not adapted for people with disabilities, creating an obstacle course for the blind and partially sighted. Indispensable everyday tools, public digital services and those of large private companies have the … Read more
With climate change and the increasingly frequent, long and intense heat waves it causes, insulating buildings against heat is a new challenge in construction or renovation. How do you protect a building against heat? There are two levers for action: “Protect yourself against solar radiation and let the heat out”, says Karine Jan, head of … Read more