On a steeply pitched road in Grosses Walsertal valley, it was snowing â heavily â as if the heavens had shattered. I was two hours west of Innsbruck, deep in the Alps in midwinter, but the view was free from the rows of snow-laden hotels, après-ski bars and resort chalets …
Read More »Skiing without clutter: on the eco-friendly slopes of Slovenia’s Julian Alps
Winding through Sloveniaâs Julian Alps, itâs easy to miss the signs to the Vogel ski centre and carry on driving. The cable car and car park are concealed deep in woods above beautiful Lake Bohinj â a deliberate policy to keep the landscape free from tourist clutter and visible ski …
Read More »Access Bank Partners ASOLAR to Power Up Nigerian SMEs and Rural Communities with Eco-Friendly Energy Solutions
Access Bank Plc, in collaboration with Asolar, has launched a green energy solution to tackle power supply challenges faced by small and medium enterprises and rural communities across the country. The products, which included solar-powered TV sets, Air Conditioners, and PoS machines, among many others, were launched on …
Read More »Is this the eco-friendly Channel crossing of the future?
Crossing the Channel from England to France has had some bad press this summer – huge queues at Dover, trains stuck in tunnels, ferries being cancelled. But a new startup, SailLink, aims to offer an eco-friendly alternative – a pioneering wind-powered catamaran option for cyclists and pedestrians from Dover to …
Read More »‘The envy of the gods’: an eco-friendly beach escape in Halkidiki, Greece
A postcard-worthy scene of white sand beaches, azure waters and lush pine forests, Kassandra is one of the three so-called “legs” that branch off the Halkidiki peninsula in Greece. The other two are Sithonia, which is more mountainous and less developed, also blessed with forests and secluded beaches; and Athos, …
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