Sophocles-inspired parks pave the way for a more sustainable Athens

Sophocles-inspired parks pave the way for a more sustainable Athens

Sustainable cities are a rather ambitious idea. Challenges such as little space, few green areas and pollution seem difficult to deal with. Even more so for a city like Athens, Greece’s capital, in a state of economic crisis. However, challenges aren’t insurmountable: even small-scale interventions such as pocket parks can create significant local impact, inspiring

Glyphosate, Europe defers the decision on whether to license it or not

Glyphosate, Europe defers the decision on whether to license it or not

Any decision on whether to extend the license to use glyphosate in Europe, expected on 8 March, has been put off due to the rising opposition of member states – including France, Sweden, Netherlands and Italy – as well as the pressure of some parliamentary groups including the Socialists and the Democrats. This is what spokesman

Copenhagen is home to the world’s first supermarket selling only expired food

Copenhagen is home to the world’s first supermarket selling only expired food

People were queuing up for the opening of the world’s first supermarket selling only expired food. WeFood was inaugurated in Copenhagen by Crown Princess Mary herself and will be managed by the volunteers of the association Folkekirkens Nødhjælp.     The project is aimed at reducing food waste levels, particularly of those groceries that are still

The price of breathing: how to make a business out of fresh air

The price of breathing: how to make a business out of fresh air

Taking the idea of farming to a whole new level, British businessman Leo De Watts recently started farming air. The family-run business Aethaer, founded just a few months ago, has already become rather lucrative. Harvesting and selling pure British air at the price of 80 pounds (over 100 dollars) per one 580ml jar, De Watts has