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Eco thinking
When the ecology of the mind becomes an integral part of a society’s culture of personal development, positive actions for the environment become deeper and more effective, as they reflect a collective commitment and a shared belief in the importance of protecting the planet for future generations.
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Forest bathing: what it is, and how to get lost in order to find yourself
From Japanese Shinrin-Yoku to functional training in parks: why slowing down, listening and moving in nature is not just wellbeing, but an act of resistance.
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Why do birds sing?
How do birds create their prodigious warbling? What does it mean? Can they learn ‘melodies’ from other birds? And is it true that they also sing purely for pleasure?
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Thank you, Francis: the Pope and the environment
The most ‘environmentalist’ Pontiff in history has left us a strong message. And an important legacy for those who come after him: no steps backwards on the issue.
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Green Deal versus military spending: can war and sustainability coexist?
A world at war: with flashpoints scattered everywhere and the feared – but never desired – Third World War (as Pope Francis also warns), what chances remain for global sustainability?
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Impressionists and landscape: the birth of modern en plein air painting
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Off-grid: the silent revolution of those who want to live ‘off the grid’
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Climate inequalities: extreme heat measured with the thermometer of social justice
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Pompeii: a story of rebirth through research and sustainability
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Beyond humanity: the celebration of wild nature in the Romantic imagination
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Attilio Bertolucci Literary Park: a refuge of poetry and cinema in the Parma Apennines at Monchio delle Corti (PR)
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Ecopoetry – if you love nature, you cannot help but love it.
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Reflections on landscape in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century art
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Art and the environment: the vision of Mauro Staccioli