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The Global Water Waste Crisis: How Our Daily Habits Harm the Planet
We all have daily habits that contribute to harming the planet. Perhaps you smoke, maybe you drive a car with heavy mileage, or you leave the light on when you leave the room. There is, however, one thing that causes a lot of harm to the planet, and that is wasting water. Wasting water is […]
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Climate Refugees vs. Luxury Expats: The Ethics of Moving Abroad in a Changing World
A friend called me one night, suffocating at 3 a.m. She couldn’t breathe normally, and it felt like she had just climbed ten flights of stairs. The morning after, we rushed to the clinic. She was diagnosed with asthma, possibly caused by the heavily polluted air quality in our city, Belgrade, Serbia. My friend, undeniably […]
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How to Plan a More Sustainable Trip with AI and Smart Travel Choices
Planning a vacation is always exciting, but making sustainable choices while traveling can be challenging. Fortunately, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we plan eco-friendly trips, from choosing green accommodations to optimizing travel routes. By leveraging AI tools and smart strategies, you can minimize your carbon footprint and make your next adventure more environmentally […]
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Montemor O Novo: A Journey into the Heart of Alentejo
Montemor O Novo is a picturesque town in the heart of Alentejo, the largest region in Portugal and by far the least populated. Its name literally means “Beyond the Tejo,” indicating what lies beyond the Tagus River (Tejo in Portuguese). This city is easily accessible from central Lisbon, either by car or by bus. Few […]
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Vinifera 2025: A Journey Through the Flavors, Wines, and Traditions of the Italian High Lands
Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd March in Trento: Vinifera 2025 Awaits You! The Eco-Sustainable Event to Discover and Taste the Alpine Excellence (and More!) The new edition of Vinifera is coming, the event that celebrates artisanal products from the Alps, scheduled for Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd March 2025 at Trento Expo. After two years […]
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How to Reduce E-Waste When Moving: Sustainable Solutions for Your Electronics
Moving to a new place brings excitement and creates a lot of waste, especially from old or unused electronics. Many people pack up every device without considering whether they still need it. That adds to clutter and increases the chances of creating unnecessary e-waste. A move is the perfect time to organize tech devices and […]
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5 Eco-Friendly Country Houses Near Gubbio for a Sustainable Holiday
If you dream of a holiday surrounded by nature, far from daily stress, and in harmony with the environment, you’re in the right place! In this article, you’ll discover five stunning eco-friendly country houses near Gubbio, perfect for a relaxing and sustainable stay. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, with family, or with friends, these […]
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Italy in Spring: 5 Unforgettable Nature Getaways for Relaxation and Adventure
From seaside yoga to forest bathing, from a treehouse stay to a bio-farm vacation: discover 5 unique experiences for a spring getaway in Italy! Spring is the perfect season to take a break and rediscover the joy of traveling immersed in nature. Italy offers breathtaking landscapes, longer days, and mild temperatures that make every experience […]
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6 Green Travel Tips for the Holidays: How to Reduce Your Environmental Impact
The holidays are a perfect time to travel, but also an opportunity to reflect on the environmental impact of our choices. By following a few simple tips, you can make your trip more sustainable, reduce your ecological footprint, and contribute to more responsible tourism. Here’s a practical guide with easy-to-implement ideas for your eco-friendly holiday. […]
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How to Prevent Electrical Fires in Your Home
Electrical fires can happen to anyone, whether you’re in a cosy apartment, a sprawling family home, or an eco-friendly lodging in the countryside. They often start quietly and with barely any warning; you might find a dodgy wire here, or an overloaded powerpoint there – and before you know it, the risks are very real. […]
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