Our daily actions can affect our own health, starting with the products we buy or how we sort our waste. It is estimated that each of us ingests around 5 grams of plastic per week. With the new provocation #IlPandaSiamoNoi and the Sustainable Future campaign, the WWF is also talking about plastic and recounting the The post How to survive in a plastic world? first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

With the arrival of spring, the wedding season opens, which generally starts in April and ends in October, and many will already be thinking about how to celebrate their union in the most original way possible, so that this day is unforgettable for themselves and their guests.Generally, wedding planning is related in many cultures to The post How to plan an “almost” sustainable wedding? first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

Freeing nature from plastic is a challenge that must be taken up collectively if we want to save our health and that of the Planet. Due to the continuous release of plastic into nature, for example, microplastics have invaded soil, water and air, even making their way up the food chain to us. Every day, The post Anything goes at Carnival time except plastic! first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

December is here and the Christmas mood is beginning to take hold. There are those who are going to prepare the tree and decorations, those who will start thinking about Christmas Eve dinner or make plans for New Year’s Eve, and those who will dedicate themselves to choosing gifts. One thing is certain, we will The post The WWF Decalbero is back with 10 tips for a green Christmas first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

First rule: do not waste water. An indication that is always valid, but even more so in a period of water emergency such as the one we are currently experiencing, marked by the worst drought in the last 10 years. To combat water wastage and make its management more sustainable, ENEA has drawn up a The post Drought, the 20 ENEA tips for water saving first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

Here are the 7 WWF tips for a sustainable Easter: 1 – Do-it-yourself decorationsThere is no need to buy too many decorations, we can create some with painted eggs, ribbons, paper flowers and other recycled materials. If we don’t have the colours to paint our eggs, remember that you can also make them with food The post The 7 WWF tips for a sustainable Easter first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

“Don’t forget to take out the rubbish!”. This phrase, so steeped in everyday life, deserves further reflection. How many of us are struck by feelings of desolation when we open the communal rubbish bin and notice that our dear neighbour still makes extensive use of plastic cups without separating them or, worse still, does not The post Living Zero Waste: tips for a waste-free life first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

Against expensive bills and energy waste, on the occasion of the World Energy Saving Day of 18 February, ENEA presents a guide in 20 points to save on consumption and help the environment. The guide contains tips on good practices to be applied and mistakes to be avoided by the Energy Efficiency Department of the The post Rising bills, the 20 ENEA tips to save money and help the environment first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

Risks to the environment and human health Every year on New Year’s Eve there is a significant increase in air pollution due to fireworks shows. Fireworks and pyrotechnics in general release large quantities of particulate matter into the atmosphere. When they are exploded simultaneously, concentrations of particulate matter in the air reach exceptional peaks. Fireworks The post New Year’s Eve fireworks and bangers: a danger to the health of the planet first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.

At Christmas time, stars, chains or arches of lights shine on the windows, balconies and in the gardens of many homes. This magic of lights makes the short, dull winter days a little more pleasant. The magic of Christmas lights is undoubtedly undeniable, but have you ever thought how much electricity it takes to make The post How to reduce energy waste at Christmas first appeared on SmartGreen Post | news about the environment.