La conférence de Nice : un moment charnière pour la préservation de nos océans ?

The third United Nations conference on the ocean, held in Nice from June 9 to 13, 2025, generated high expectations. This summit, co-organized by France and Costa Rica, brought together heads of state from around the world, scientists, businesses, and NGOs. With crucial issues such as plastic pollution, overfishing, and the exploitation of marine resources,…

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La France is developing an ambitious plan to reduce its plastic footprint and ease its penalties towards the EU

In a global context where plastic pollution has reached alarming levels, France has decided to take matters into its own hands. On Thursday, June 12, 2025, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, the Minister of Ecological Transition, announced the launch of the work to develop an ambitious plastic plan 2025-2030. This project aims to reduce the production of non-recyclable…

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Outre-mer: innovative solutions to counter erosion and rising waters

French overseas territories find themselves on the front line facing the consequences of climate change, where rising waters and coastal erosion threaten some of the country’s most idyllic landscapes. In a context where these issues become increasingly urgent, diverse stakeholders—governments, researchers, and local communities—are uniting to develop innovative and sustainable strategies. What are these solutions…

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Fertilization of meadows: beyond a critical threshold, species diversity erodes

In a world where agricultural practices are increasingly intensified to meet growing food needs, the fertilization of grasslands is often one of the levers used. However, recent research has alerted us to the limits that should not be crossed. A study conducted by INRAE and CNRS revealed that exceeding a certain threshold of nitrogen fertilization…

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Innovative batteries thanks to a building material electrolyte

In an increasingly hungry world for sustainable solutions and technological innovations, innovative batteries serve as showcases unveiling revolutionary potential. In 2025, the discovery of an electrolyte based on mtakaolin, a building material usually associated with architecture, could transform our approach to energy storage. Imagine a future where the walls of our buildings store energy while…

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Hydrogen in question: the Court of Auditors warns against potential pitfalls of public funding

In a context marked by climate urgency and the quest for sustainable energy solutions, hydrogen emerges as a promising alternative. However, a recent report from the Cour des comptes casts a shadow over this energy idyll, highlighting the potential pitfalls of increasingly significant public funding. As France aims to become a leader in green hydrogen…

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