RHYTHMS, PATTERNS AND VARIABLES
Soledad Sevilla’s exhibition at the Reina Sofía Museum is a visual and emotional journey that blends geometry, light and textures, inviting us to rediscover classics with sensitivity and creative freedom.
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Soledad Sevilla’s exhibition at the Reina Sofía Museum is a visual and emotional journey that blends geometry, light and textures, inviting us to rediscover classics with sensitivity and creative freedom.
Tools such as virtual twins can digitise all the available information on products or production processes, enabling companies to simulate and optimise their operations before carrying them out.
Trees and forests are part of our ancestral heritage and bear witness to our presence in the world. Deforestation jeopardises our relationship with these natural giants, which, to a large extent, shape the identity of these territories
There is still scope to reduce emissions and avert the worst-case scenarios of a phenomenon that would turn the planet into a hostile place. To achieve this, urgent action must be taken on all fronts, as we all bear responsibility for the climate crisis.
It is possible to enjoy leisure activities without causing pollution and to go on holiday whilst looking after the planet, your mental wellbeing and your bank balance.
Spain’s high number of hours of sunshine each year has long been a major draw for tourists. But it is also crucial to the green transition. Thanks to the potential of solar power, the country is one of the leading players in the shift towards clean energy.
Ocean energy facilities generally have a smaller environmental footprint compared with other renewable energy sources. Some countries, such as the United Kingdom and France, have demonstrated that investment in this area can contribute to the diversification of energy sources.
Miguel Ángel Criado (Almería, 1968), a journalist specialising in climate change, the environment, biology and anthropology, talks to us about his latest essay
The planet is warning us that water is a finite resource. It is up to us to learn how to manage our water resources properly.
In a world where sustainability has become an urgent priority, every little action counts. From switching off the lights to recycling, every little action helps to preserve our precious natural resources. And now, a fascinating study has revealed how even something as simple as taking a shower can make a big difference, especially when you’re staying somewhere like SLEEP’N.