Saturday May 13th, 2023. This is a very simple dish that anyone can prepare at home in less than an hour, all in. And it’s cheaper than anything meaty could …
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My gastronomic project…
Nº 143 – Turning shit into gold? Impossible.
Saturday, 18th february 2023. Nestle, Unilever, Procter & Gamble. This is the gamut of the top companies polluting our world with plastic. Do you know what actually happens to the …
Read More »Nº 140 – We’re all equal, right? Or are some more equal than others after all?
Saturday 14th January 2023. Today’s big news was this: humanity has crossed the threshold of eight billion. So what do the good teachers of Portugal do? What will we remember …
Read More »Stop talking. Start planting.
Planting trees is the most effective measure against the overheating of the Earth. Maybe in a few years‘ time humanity will come to the realisation that part of our salvation …
Read More »What’s the value of Nature?
From time immemorial, Nature has been providing us with our essentials, including fruit, cereals, fish, meat and wood. Clean air and clean water are other free gifts of Nature. Economists …
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Education in the spirit of the Prussian army The way a person learns is the way a person teaches.
Born in Porto on 10 May 1951, José Francisco de Almeida Pacheco is a teacher, anthropologist and pedagogue. ECO123 had a chat with this resourceful educationalist, who has brought greater …
Read More »Have a nice weekend
What is wrong and what is right? If only this were always so clear. A decision had to be taken. It’s always easy to be wise after the event. On …
Read More »Hello? Our spaceship is burning!
“This is a book about our future.” These are the first words of “Earth4All”, published by the Club of Rome. Its subheading declares it to be a Survival Guide for …
Read More »Without Nature, Earth4All has no value
Per Espen Stoknes was born in Alesund, Norway, in 1967. He is a psychologist with a PhD in economics and chairs the Centre for Green Growth at the Norwegian Business …
Read More »Go back to the land and live a simple life
Lesley Martin is 76 years old and is still teaching and practising permaculture. Her father was in the RAF, so she moved around a lot as a child, finding it …
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