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Learning to live off-grid in Luxembourg 

How to tackle the biggest environmental issues of our time with low-tech solutions at home or in the workplace?

Jess Bauldry • 09/09/2021
Following an extension and refurbishment, the kitchen and dining area in this Gasperich home had much more light. Photo provided by Ideas Factory
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Unexpected luminosity

Aaron Grunwald • 09/08/2021
A family is pictured harvesting in an allotment Shutterstock
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Gardens become the new gold rush in Luxembourg

Jess Bauldry • 09/05/2021
Do you have a favourite tree in the capital? Take a snap and your photo could be printed by the City Shutterstock
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Luxembourg City wants your tree snaps

Jess Bauldry • 09/01/2021
The construction sector is being hit hard by a shortage of certain materials and a significant rise in prices. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
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Entrepreneurs offer mixed views on materials shortage

Mathilde Obert • 09/01/2021
July was the wettest month experienced in Luxembourg since 1854, with an average rainfall surplus of 193mm. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
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Summer 2021 was cold and wet in Luxembourg

Jeremy Zabatta • 09/01/2021
Vaishnavi Ramakrishnan and Sriram Rangarajan’s revamped living and dining room. Photo provided by Vaishnavi and Sriram
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Bringing out the charm

Aaron Grunwald • 09/01/2021
A single working mother renovated this townhouse in Dudelange between October 2019 and September 2020. Photo provided by the homeowner
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Transforming a dilapidated house on a tight budget

Aaron Grunwald • 08/25/2021
Luis Faustino built a new deck by himself in his back yard last year. Photo provided by Luis Faustino
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A warm garden space

Aaron Grunwald • 08/18/2021
The nests are usually the size of one or two footballs, but this summer, they can be compared to the size of an orange. (Photo: Shutterstock)
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Cold, rainy summer causes wasp colonies to dwindle

Catherine Kurzawa • 08/15/2021
Luxembourg is one of just two EU countries whose youth move away, on average, before they turn 20 Photo: Shutterstock
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Luxembourg youth among the youngest to leave home

Delano.lu • 08/13/2021
A vendor provided this illustration of a revamped home office to Geeta Rajaraman and her husband prior to commencing work. Photo provided by Geeta Rajaraman
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An organised home office

Aaron Grunwald • 08/11/2021
Archive photo shows a family in a park in Kirchberg Photo: Maison Moderne
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Kirchberg population to peak at 27,500

Delano.lu • 08/06/2021
A hotel-style bedroom in the Mamer home built by Jane Exall-Phillips and her husband. Photo: Jane Exall-Phillips
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Total rebuild

Aaron Grunwald • 08/04/2021
The people bearing the brunt of the crisis are those who were already disadvantaged before, says Robert Urbé Photo: Andrés Lejona/Maison Moderne
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“The crisis has worsened poverty and inequality”

Nathalie Reuter • 07/29/2021
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Stamp of approval for Post

Delano.lu • 07/28/2021
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