Camilla Soldati

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President Obama goes to Alaska to shine a spotlight on climate change

President Obama goes to Alaska to shine a spotlight on climate change

After having restored the name Denali, coined by the Koyukon Athabascan ethnic group, to Mount McKinley, the US’ tallest mountain (20,237ft, i.e. 6,168m), Alaska, the US President Barack Obama is on a mission “into the wild” (quoting the famous book by Jon Krakauer) to discover, experience and tell the life of the Alaskans who are

Cycling makes you healthier and richer, studies show

Cycling makes you healthier and richer, studies show

It is commonly known that daily cycling is healthy, but studies and statistics now make it an ever evident fact. In particular, they underline how riding bicycle allows attaining both physical and economic wellbeing.   The Netherlands is a practical example of the positive results achieved thanks to mass bicycle mobility, as the study “Dutch

Bibimbap

Bibimbap

  Ingredients to prepare the bibimbap for 2 people 150 g of rice 2 carrots 1 aubergine 100 g of spinach 5 spoonful sesame oil, to be used separately 1 clove of garlic 2 spoonful soy sauce, to be used separately 15 g of dried shiitake mushrooms 1/2 spoonful brown sugar 1/2 teaspoonful toasted sesame

Satellites have cut deforestation in Brazil

Satellites have cut deforestation in Brazil

Brazil has taken and is still taking big steps to contain illegal logging and save the Amazon, one of the Earth’s most important natural areas. Deforestation rates dropped by nearly 80% over 8 years, passing from an average of 27,000 square kilometres in 2004 to 5,000 in 2012. A significant result achieved thanks to laws