
A few minutes a day: how sunlight boosts your immune system and health
Just a few minutes each day.A walk, a moment spent outdoors, your face turned towards the light. As little as 20 minutes of sun exposure can trigger a valuable mechanism: the production of vitamin D, a remarkable molecule that our body naturally synthesizes, which has a deep impact on the...
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The world’s largest electric vehicle transport ship: a green paradox?
The BYD Shenzhen, the world’s largest vehicle transport vessel, can carry up to 9,200 cars. Launched by China’s BYD Group...

PepsiCo to remove artificial ingredients from U.S. snacks by the end of 2025
“It’s not a wellness revolution. It’s the bare minimum.” By the end of 2025, PepsiCo will remove all artificial ingredients...

A devastating crash rocks India: Air India dreamliner goes down after takeoff from ahmedabad
It was a clear early afternoon in western India, but what followed in the skies above Ahmedabad turned it into...

Freed after 32 years: the sad story of a yellow-headed caique parrot
A yellow-headed caique parrot has been released after 32 years in a cage in Antioquia, Colombia. The environmental authorities in...

Europe braces for unprecedented protests against mass tourism
On June 15, 2025, Europe will witness coordinated protests across several of its major tourist destinations, as activists take to...

Learning to dj during lunchtime: a Jersey school’s unique initiative
At Janvrin Primary School in Jersey, lunchtime is no longer just a break for food and relaxation; it’s now a...

Young chilean wins big with carbon dioxide-absorbing exhaust filter
Esteban Castro, a 14-year-old student from the Peñalolén College in Chile, claimed first place in the Environment category at the...

Losing just 5 kilograms after the age of 40: a simple but powerful step towards a longer, healthier life
In a world where losing weight often equates to drastic diets, expensive medications, or invasive surgeries, a new study shifts...

MIT’s breakthrough in clean hydrogen production could change everything
Producing clean hydrogen without relying on fossil fuels remains one of the most significant challenges in the green energy transition....
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