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COP29 : quel bilan pour l’Accord de Paris ?

Ce lundi 11 novembre a marqué le lancement de la COP 29, à Bakou en Azerbaïdjan, une puissance pétrolière que son président, Ilhan Aliev, a qualifié de « cadeau de Dieu », pour désigner les hydrocarbures qui font la richesse du pays. Des propos qui ne manquent pas de faire réagir, dans…

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Le barrage et le développement durable

Le barrage et le développement durable Dans de nombreuses métropoles du globe, de Los Angeles à Téhéran, la construction de grands barrages est devenue une nécessité pour répondre aux besoins en eau d'une population croissante; cependant, dans d'autres régions, l'objectif principal est la production d'électricité. Mais quels sont les impacts…

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Rushing to Witness the End: The Rise of Last Chance Tourism

© Getty Images / Andrew Peacock   Rushing to Witness the End: The Rise of Last Chance Tourism   Last chance tourism is a growing trend where travelers rush to visit destinations threatened by climate change before they disappear or drastically change. This phenomenon has gained significant attention in recent…

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Phytoremediation: Plants fighting pollutions

Soil and water worldwide are more contaminated than ever, especially with heavy metals such as copper, lead, chromium, aluminum, and oil, which have built up over decades. This pollution greatly hampers plant growth, leaving them more susceptible to threats and reducing the quality of their yield. Yet, despite the pollution…

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Extended producer responsibility (EPR): An environmental policy approach to shifts the responsibility of a product’s lifecycle to the producer

Introduction to the EPR principle Extended producer responsibility (EPR) was initially defined as a policy principle aimed at promoting environmental improvements across the entire life cycle of product systems by expanding the manufacturer’s responsibilities to various stages of the product's life, particularly take-back, recycling, and final disposal. In doing so,…

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Space-Based Solar Power: A long-standing idea to help the energy transition

While solar energy generation has become significantly cheaper and more efficient in recent years, it still faces inherent limitations: solar panels can only produce power during limited daylight hours, clouds frequently obstruct sunlight, and a considerable amount of sunlight is absorbed by the atmosphere before reaching the ground. But what…

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