Núria Pou is a biodiversity expert who was one of the coordinators of a report on the state of the natural habitat in Catalonia. She explains how our daily lifestyle choices impact biodiversity.
How our lifestyle choices affect biodiversity Read More »
If you live in Barcelona, you can now lower your water bill by registering every time you visit a green recycling point. Read on to find out how.
How to reduce your water bill in Barcelona by recycling. Read More »
Planeta Sana summarises how recycling works in Spain and gives you tips, bin by bin, after interviewing local experts on waste management.
How to improve recycling in Spain: Tips to recycle better for each bin Read More »
Do you need to feel guilty if you’re not vegan nor can afford organic food? Find out ways to eat sustainably and reduce your carbon footprint.
Is vegan food suitable for all? How to eat in a more sustainable way? Read More »
Are environmentalists who travel, sometimes by plane, hypocrites who kill the planet? Read on to have a wider perspective on travelling.
The environmentalist dilemma: why travel if you care for the planet ? Read More »
Shrinking your water footprint means reviewing direct and indirect water consumption. Read on!
Water footprint: why it matters and how to reduce it (part 2) Read More »
If you want o save water in your everyday life, you’ll find all our tips in this article to help you reduce your water consumption at home.
8 best ways to save water at home (Part 1) Read More »
Sunscreen is helpful in protecting us from the sun. But do you know how to choose it? Do you know its effects on your health and on the environment both on the short and long term? This article will hopefully help you see more clearly.
How to choose the best sunscreen both for us and marine life Read More »
Recycling plastic – while it seems essential to avoid environmental damage – remains insufficient. We explain why, and what we can do to recycle better.
Plastic recycling: is it really needed or overrated? Read More »
EDS is considered rare but it actually affects about 17 million Europeans. It takes 22 years on average for patients to be diagnosed due to poor medical knowledge.
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a disease ignored by 99% of the doctors Read More »
