What is the Climate Mural? The Climate Fresco is a workshop aimed at raising awareness among as many people as possible about the challenges of climate change. This scientific and playful workshop takes the form of a serious game composed of 42 cards that participants must associate. Each of these ...
g, so is the mountain Mountain tourism developed during the 20th century with the allure of white gold and the development of ski resorts. But today, climate change is forcing mountain tourism stakeholders to rethink their economic model and to imagine other activities besides winter sports for the ...
careful not to mix everything up! Since the release of an IPCC assessment report on February 28, 2022, there has been a lot of talk about climate and climate change affecting our planet. About global warming, the IPCC predicts a trajectory of +2.7 degrees. From there to believe that the temperatu ...
s scenario, France will inevitably face a loss of biodiversity, a decrease in agricultural yields, and more intense and frequent natural disasters. As climate change is a global phenomenon, our country would also be impacted commercially and experience increased supply tensions. The bill for France ...
urban sprawl has led to a soil artificialization. Concrete and asphalt have invaded our environment, and green areas have shrunk drastically. Today, climate change is prompting municipalities to reverse course and green the cities, meaning replanting vegetation in the heart of the city to combat ur ...
s produced by human action) is the main cause of greenhouse gas production, whose increase over the last two centuries is itself the cause of the abrupt climate change observed over the last three or four decades. What is more surprising to the researchers, whose work was published in early Octob ...
ng species, such as prairie butterflies and birds on farmland. The desire to repair what has been damaged is also a way to limit the consequences of climate change. Indeed, healthy and resilient ecosystems are better at withstanding climate change, extreme weather conditions, and natural disasters. ...
possible to grow oranges and lemons in other parts of the country that benefit from a microclimate. Today, the citrus growing areas are changing due to climate change: whereas it was once unthinkable to cultivate citrus fruits outside the South, it is now possible to grow them in Gironde! How is th ...
arge groups like Nestlé, Coca-Cola, or EDF do not hesitate to use the "climatic decision-making solutions" of Climpact-Metnext. A business boosted by climate change In the history of humanity, the weather challenges that farmers and sailors have to face, for example, are not new. However, what is n ...
wind shear near jet streams. This type of turbulence is particularly dangerous and problematic because pilots have no visual cues to anticipate them. 3- Does climate change increase turbulence? Unfortunately for people who are generally afraid of flying and particularly of turbulence, this phenomeno ...
n 2023 Edition The 26th edition of the Montier-en-Der Wildlife Photography Festival takes place on November 16, 17, 18, and 19, 2023. As the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) approaches, the theme of this edition is global warming. The festival's poster is a photo by Rémy Marion tit ...
An European event The European Sustainable Development Week was initiated by France in 2003 before becoming a European event in 2015. This operation organized by the Ministry of Ecological Transition mobilizes associations, companies, local authorities, and educational institutions. It aims to ra ...
d treated. How to protect yourself from ticks? Currently, there is a proliferation of these parasites in Europe and North America, presumably linked to climate change. That's why it's essential to remain vigilant during walks or activities in the forest. Preventive measures to take when going to ...
threatened by the warming of the oceans. Corals were initially threatened by their use in jewelry. Today, they are primarily suffering from pollution and climate change. According to the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the world is experiencing, in 2024 and for ...
s, these whimsical boxwoods cover the entire park. Shaded by oaks and strawberry trees, these boxwoods require very little water, making them suitable for climate change. They coexist with cypresses and some exotic species such as yuccas, acclimatized in the early 20th century. Note: even today, a ...
es and a botanist. The perfect opportunity to observe local fauna and flora! - An altitude conference on the Grande Motte glacier and its evolution in the face of climate change with a glaciologist. - The inauguration of an outdoor exhibition called "Tignes and the Vanoise National Park: a shared ...
ucers, thanks in particular to fairer trade transactions. It also favors environmentally respectful modes of production and participates in the fight against climate change and biodiversity preservation. Note that the Fair Trade Fortnight has contributed to the strong development of this sector in ...
a reminder, in 1992, Météo France's first supercomputer analysed squares of 35 kilometres on a side. We can thus measure the progress made in thirty years. Studying climate change Météo-France's supercomputers are working on the forecasts for the coming days, but not only that! They are a ...
ardboard parcel, single-use plastic parcel and Hipli reusable parcel. The independent firm gave each type of parcel a score based on its impact on Climate change, resource depletion, water requirements and photochemical ozone creation. The result of this analysis is clear: a reusable package c ...
versations and debates. Indeed, it is a comedy, but a comedy that delivers a very serious message. A true parable of humanity's indifference to Climate change, this film of more than 2 hours perfectly illustrates the warning message launched by Jacques Chirac in 2002 at the 4th Earth Summit: ' ...
