Wherever you go, along the 46,000 kilometers of coastline of the 22 countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, you will suddenly see a white salt hill appear on the horizon. Homer called it "divine essence", the Romans even made it a currency of exchange.
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The mapping activities of the Tepilora Park are underway for the construction of the lookout points, huts and wooden turrets for the observation of birdlife. Thanks to these structures, you will be able to immerse yourself in the habitat of the very rare Sultan Chicken, the Pink Flamingo or the Marsh Harrier among the reeds and the articulated branches of the wetland and ponds of Rio Posada, a RAMSAR area of international importance
We have all the technologies and knowledge required, we know that they guarantee economic savings and a better quality of life at costs in line with traditional technologies. We can become independent from humoral foreign governments and dictators who are disrespectful of human rights and at the same time minimize emissions of greenhouse gases.
It is called Villasimius Blue Camp and it is the first course of this kind that brings together tour operators on land and at sea in Villasimius to improve knowledge of the territory and its environmental peculiarities, and adequately describe them as a marketing, promotion and collaboration tool.
The ChambreTuniso-Italienne de Commerce et d’Industrie, with the cooperation of all the MedArtSal consortium, organized the first edition of the MedArtSal International Fair focused on the development of more sustainable salt production in the Mediterranean area. The event was held on 24 and 25 March 2022 in a hybrid format, in presence at the Movenpick Hotel du Lac in Tunis and in virtual mode via the MedArtSal platform.
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With a picture taken in the Oristanese lagoons representing a group of flamingos and the sentence "They come / They come back / Sometimes they stop / Like nomads / In a world / That no longer belongs to us", Gabriele Espis, nature photographer from Terralba , won the MEDSEA #WWDSardegna photo contest which took place on the occasion of the World Wetlands Day from 2 to 27 February 2022.
MedArtSal becomes reality in two Italian saltworks. Under the coordination of MEDSEA the Cervia (Emilia Romagna) and Marsala (Sicily) saltworks have begun to implement the projects for which they have been awarded the funding in June 2021.
In the previous articles about energy, we have seen that the demand of energy raw materials constantly grows because of many reasons we cannot control, but also that 8% and 10% of the annual consumption of a European family is due to the standby of household appliances that are not switched off.
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