In the Netherlands, a bridge is made of flax fiber … the same flax that produces seeds for cereal.
The company takes used and discarded symbols of the pandemic and turns them into items such as coat hangers and classroom rulers.
A French entrepreneur is using a method to ferment wine barrels in ocean waters.
The health pass requires people to show proof of vaccination before going into cafés, restaurants and bars, among other venues, along with some forms of transportation.
Citroën’s “mobility object” is a small two-seater — think of it as a four-wheel moped. No driver’s license required.
Some of the plants are donated, others come from nurseries and wholesalers that were going to throw them away.
With their restaurants closed, some hotels are giving patrons a chance to experience restaurant-style meals in their rooms.
The transport authority uses an autonomous vehicle to bring people to a park. The free weekend service offers a glimpse of the future.
France has passed a law to protect the sounds and smells of the countryside as a way to preserve French heritage.
Green Party Mayor Grégory Doucet says adopting a single meatless menu helps to make social distancing easier during COVID-19.
