Why dogs are so messy when they drink
Un nuovo studio ha analizzato il modo di bere di 19 cani di taglie differenti scoprendo che effettivamente è per gli animali il modo migliore di ottimizzare l’acqua.
A pear a day to stay slim
A study conducted by the Lousiana State University reveals that those who eat a pear a day are slimmer than those who don’t do so. This, despite they have the same calorie intake and do the same amount of physical activity.
Broccoli sauce
This broccoli sauce, which is totally raw, is perfect with pasta or croutons.
Why Uruguay is the Cinderella of renewable energies
Il Paese ha raggiunto il 95 per cento di produzione di elettricità da fonti rinnovabili, in poco più di 10 anni. Ecco come c’è riuscito.
The music of the Arab Spring in a documentary
Farid Eslam captured the music of the Arab uprisings in a film where the lives, dreams and hopes of Middle Eastern underground artists meet.
Germany to create its first highway for cyclists
Germany has decided to go one step further and, instead of opting for traditional cycling lanes, has chosen to build highways open to cyclists. Bicycles are becoming alternative and competitive means of transport in cities, which are also more and more traffic-congested, resulting in stressful driving conditions. But in case you want to move from
Rye crumble with celeriac and sweet potatoes
Savoury version with seasonal vegetables of rye crumble with celeriac and sweet potatoes.
Thom Yorke writes a letter to Father Christmas: no more presents to oil companies
Once again Thom Yorke, lead singer of the band Radiohead, actively took part in initiatives aimed to raise awareness on the issue of climate change in occasion of Paris COP21, the 21st global conference on climate. RT if you stand with @thomyorke for tough action on climate change at #COP21 (it’s fake snow) #ClimateMarch pic.twitter.com/FqcosRUrCe —
Jars of home-made crunchy muesli for your Christmas gifts
Here’s a nice idea for Christmas presents: small jars of crunchy muesli prepared at home. Our recipe is with chocolate.
A mega solar plant in Morocco will bring energy to 1 million people
Located outside the city of Ouarzazate, the plant will have a surface area equivalent to that of Morocco’s capital, Rabat and will generate 580 megawatts (MW) of electricity, the BBC reports. It employs a large number of moveable mirrors that can follow the sun’s path and harness sunlight to melt salt contained inside the structure’s circuit.