ANIPLA (National Industry’s Association for Plant Protection)has announced a change in its identity and image. It has now become CropLife Portugal – Science Industry’s Association for Plant Protection, broadening the scope of its work while remaining a source of knowledge, sharing and cooperation for the benefit of the national agricultural sector. We spoke to Felisbela […]
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The motto is sustainability and this theme could be used for various news stories, interviews and reports. IKEA has long been more than just the place to go for affordable furniture and decoration solutions. It is also an example to look up to when it comes to the circular economy. They only use energy from […]
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We know that, just like us, there are hundreds of other projects wanting to do more for the planet. We went to find out more about what drives them and what we can expect from their project. Once a week, one startup, one interview, five questions. We talk to Diana Ferreira, co-founder of Noytrall, a […]
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She is a nutritionist, a vegetarian, and has just released a book that teaches us how to eat well, taking advantage of what is in season and not wasting what is important. Here is our conversation with Ana Isabel Monteiro, better known as Laranja Lima. She is one of those nutritionists who doesn’t just eat […]
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She doesn’t buy soap, shampoo, creams, toothpaste, or detergents. She does everything at home, without waste, chemicals, and with simple ingredients. We spoke with Ângela Plácido, from the Atreve-te a ser feliz page (Dare to be Happy) about sustainability, but also family, food, and the desire to live in the countryside. Ângela Plácido, 42, makes […]
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Joana began by talking about minimalism and how easy it was —and liberating—to live with less. But that theme was no longer enough for her. Like the ecology that lives in so many others, Joana now talks about politics, feminism, social justice and minorities. She does not stop living with little and, in his house […]
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