Racetrack noise at midnight, problem solved
- Written by L.P.
Having read a damning report on Tripadvisor from someone who was staying in a villa near Autodrome do Algarve, I thought you might like to know about a recent experience that I had concerning the racetrack.
Reduce your electricity bills today!
- Written by Powersense
Try out the new savings calculator from Powersense - you will shocked at how much you can save by changing over to low-energy bulbs.
“Earth Party calling all foreigners...”
- Written by Paul Rees
Foreign residents have few opportunities to vote. Certainly not in Portuguese national elections and if British, nowhere at all after 15 years of living outside the UK, apart from in local elections in their role as taxpayer to the Freguesias and Câmaras that so frequently receive the full force of their criticism.
Sustainable Efforts in the Amazon (Part 6)
- Written by Jack Soifer
For eight weeks I have been visiting projects in the Amazon, interviewing indigenous groups and their leaders. Also researching what's new. In these articles I have summarised achievements in Sustainable Development.
Sustainable Efforts in the Amazon (Part 5)
- Written by Jack Soifer
For eight weeks I have been visiting projects in the Amazon, interviewing indigenous groups and their leaders - also researching what’s new. In this series of articles I’ll give you a summary of the achievements in Sustainable Development.
Christina Kuhn - Building Biology
- Written by Natasha Donn, Algarve 123
It’s a science largely unknown to the mainstream, and its roots lie in the atrocities of world war. In 1941, after the House of Commons was destroyed in a bombing raid, Winston Churchill was quoted as saying: “We shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us”. He was referring to the need to restore the historic edifice and return it to its former glory. But the quote, in itself, holds the key to a philosophy that developed in Germany during the aftermath of the war.
