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New Episodes of My Future Is Green: Green Professions, the Sofidel Podcast Dedicated to Young People Who Dream of a Job in Contact With Nature, Coming Soon - Vimarsana News

New Episodes of My Future Is Green: Green Professions, the Sofidel Podcast Dedicated to Young People Who Dream of a Job in Contact With Nature, Coming Soon

Published: February 2, 2023

Presented by Stefano Fresi, the podcast dedicated to young people, the environment, and new professions now has two brand new episodes exploring green career paths.Originally published by Sofidel, December

Source: finanznachrichten.de
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From climbing stairs to cleaning, upping the pace of daily activities could help you live longer - Vimarsana News

From climbing stairs to cleaning, upping the pace of daily activities could help you live longer

Published: January 28, 2023

PARIS, Jan 28 — From walking quickly and taking the dog out to cleaning the house or playing with the kids, every day we perform tasks that could help save our lives, according...

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Some Neanderthals Were Vegetarian — And They Likely Kissed Our Human Ancestors - Vimarsana News

Some Neanderthals Were Vegetarian — And They Likely Kissed Our Human Ancestors

Published: November 25, 2022

A new study of the dental plaques of three Neanderthals reveals surprising facts about their lives, including what they ate, the diseases that ailed them and how they self-medicated (and smooched).

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