With E-Kaia we can source electricity from plants
Small mobile devices can also be charged with plant-extracted electricity. You just need to connect them to an E-Kaia charger.
Ocean tides will supply electricity to over 155,000 British families
The estuary of the River Severn lies in the southwest of Great Britain, in Wales’s Swansea Bay. It has the world’s second highest tide range, the difference between high and low tide, which is most acute in spring. What better place than this to build a plant that uses ocean tides to generate electricity? The
Olive oil sold as extra virgin, attorney Guariniello’s inquiry
Vergin oil sold as highly prized extra virgin: some big olive oil producers are investigated by prosecutors in the northern city of Turin. Biologist Elga Baviera explains how to recognise the genuineness of this product.
1 in 4 children in the UK have never seen a hedgehog in the wild
Secondo l’associazione naturalista Wildlife Trust i bambini del Regno Unito stanno perdendo il contatto con la natura subendo un impoverimento spirituale.
Quinoa and cauliflower croquettes
Quinoa and cauliflower croquettes are tasty and crunchy, perfect as appetisers.
Renata Flores, the indigenous musician who sings songs against discrimination in the Quechua language
As happens to many American equal-in-age girls, Renata Flores at age 14 became a celebrity on YouTube singing Michael Jackson’s songs. But unlike other girls, this Peruvian student didn’t make do with singing an international superstar’s cover with a beautiful and emotional voice, she translated the lyrics in her native language, the Quechua, to bring her
Persimmons, a seasonal treasure
Energetic and rich in vitamins, persimmons should be consumed when soft. Clean them well, cut into halves and taste the pulp by spooning it out.
Riding a bike to stop wars during the Olympic Games: here’s Bike4Truce’s project
Give me a bike and I’ll bring peace to the world. This could be a slogan for the initiative Bike4Truce started by OLOS Foundation, that has been committing itself for years to reach a truce and stop wars during the Olympic Games. The Olympic truce should be declared through a resolution adopted by the UN
In the Netherlands there are too many bicycles. Here’s how the problem is being solved
In the Netherlands there are far many bicycles so much so they took up all the racks as well as public areas in big cities. That’s why the Dutch cycling embassy, a public private network operating in the field of urban planning and mobility in the Netherlands, is collaborating with the Dutch railway company to promote Ov-fiets, a
Pear muffins
An easy and quick recipe to prepare pear muffins without sugar.