The European Commission limits the use of certain chemical substances to improve occupational health

A new wind is blowing on occupational health in Europe! On Tuesday, June 3, 2025, the European Commission published an implementing regulation marking a decisive step in the fight against harmful chemical substances. The goal? To protect workers’ health while modernizing industrial practices. Among the key provisions, there is the restriction on the use of…

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In Rennes, the regional market brings together initiatives for a decarbonized future

At the heart of Breton dynamics, the Rennes Market of Regional Interest (MIR) stands out as a true crossroads of initiatives aimed at a decarbonized future. In 2025, in a world where the fight against climate change has become paramount, this market distinguishes itself by its strong commitment to sustainability. Energy transition, environmentally friendly agricultural…

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Isover: innovative strategies for decarbonized production

In a world where ecological awareness is increasingly gaining momentum, the building sector is not exempt: it accounts for 43% of annual energy consumption in France. In this context, the company Isover, a subsidiary of the Saint-Gobain group, is committed to reducing its carbon footprint through bold and innovative initiatives. Their decarbonization objectives are becoming…

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Eaux minérales : a directive requires a comprehensive assessment of extraction sites

The regulations on the extraction and marketing of natural mineral waters are becoming increasingly strict in Europe. Indeed, a recent directive requires companies to conduct a thorough assessment of extraction sites. But why such a change and what are the implications for iconic brands like Evian, Vittel, or Perrier? Delving into this issue reveals that…

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The German judiciary establishes the civil liability of companies in climate-related disputes

The civil liability of companies regarding climate issues takes a new turn. The Hamm Court of Appeal in Germany has just delivered a landmark verdict that could change the dynamic of climate litigation on an international scale. Indeed, this judgment emphasizes the duty of companies to bear the environmental consequences of their activities, even going…

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ZAN: legislative measures to promote the establishment of industrial projects, road infrastructure, and data centers

The ZAN bill, enacted to combat soil artificialization, is generating a whirlwind of opinions and reactions among elected officials and economic stakeholders. As the ambitious objective of “zero net artificialization” looms on the horizon by 2050, the recent adopted amendments provide a breath of fresh air to industrial and infrastructure projects. Municipalities can now go…

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La CRE imposes a fine of 500,000 euros for failure to provide transparency in energy information

The world of energy is constantly evolving, and regulation plays a key role in ensuring that industry players adhere to the rules of the game. The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has made a significant move by imposing a fine of 500,000 euros on J.P. Morgan SE for failing to meet transparency obligations regarding energy information….

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