There are days for everything, and why not one for carrots? Let’s celebrate it with a cake in which we use the whole cake, even with the branch. The recipe is from Sofia Magalhães from Spice’s Blog. April 4 is World Carrot Day, because it too deserves to be celebrated. For a whole party, we […]
Read MoreThis Sunday, April 2nd, is International Children’s Book Day, and Peggada couldn’t let this date pass without one of our suggestions. We share four suggestions of children’s books that are also great lessons for the little ones about what it’s like to respect the planet. 1. Plasticus Maritimus: An invasive species Ana Pêgo has written […]
Read MoreThe month of April is going to be special. The vegan community has come together to bring you recipes that will help you eat less animal products. April comes with a challenge: to cook more plant-based meals. It is with this idea that Flor Oliveira sparks us, presenting a project that unites cooks, bloggers, nutritionists, […]
Read MoreStartup Lisboa launched last week a new acceleration program focused on clean tech. Applications are now open for Clean Future, an acceleration program for technology-based solutions in CleanTech. This project from Startup Lisboa was created to support the development of startups in the area of sustainability in construction, mobility and retail. The program lasts 10 […]
Read MoreWe already know that the city of Porto takes history and customs very seriously, and bulk stores are no exception. So grab your cloth bag and glass jars and come fill your pantry at these stores that reclaim an old tradition and help you live a life with less plastic. O Pretinho do Japão The […]
Read MoreThe United Nations Water Conference has not been held since the 1970s. It ended this Friday in New York with commitments from the 149 participants to protect “humanity’s most precious common good.” The Conference began with the alarming words of António Guterres who stressed in his opening speech, the centrality of water for human survival […]
Read MoreThe challenge is to devote part of your day to something like reading an article, watching a documentary, or finding out more about the plants in your neighborhood. The Earth Hour is celebrated at 8:30 pm on March 25, and this year the movement has raised the bar. Beyond the collective action of turning off […]
Read MoreThe International Day of Trees and Forests, which is celebrated on March 21, was implemented by the United Nations to mark the importance of large green spaces. Find out what planting campaigns you can be a part of. Did you know that, on average, each citizen would have to plant 36 to 41 trees per […]
Read MoreThe Water Conference at the UN is the most important event on the topic so far. In this article you will learn the most important points of this event that will mark the future of the planet. From March 22 to 24, a Conference exclusively dedicated to Water and its sustainable management is coming to […]
Read MoreIt is a now or never. The latest IPCC report is clear on the urgency of the actions needed to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. The goals are challenging, but scientists maintain hope. There is one goal that is still possible, but is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve: to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees above […]
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