While the government has announced plans to invest over 5 billion euros in decarbonization projects for industrial sites, you may think that this money would be better spent elsewhere, such as in healthcare or security. But did you know that doing nothing to combat climate change could be very costly? We invite you to discover what the cost of climate inaction could be according to estimates from ADEME.
Do Christmas displays and deals in stores from November seem premature to you? Even though the Advent season doesn't officially start until December 1st, consumers are not put off by an earlier festive atmosphere. On the contrary, studies have shown that starting Christmas earlier makes people happier. We will explain why it would be a shame to miss out on this simple joy.
Nature restoration is one of the cornerstones of the European Green Deal aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving climate neutrality by 2050. But what exactly does it involve? And how does the European Union plan to repair its degraded ecosystems? We offer you a better understanding of this concept in 5 questions.
Following the doubling of the repair bonus for electrical appliances, the government launched the textile repair bonus for clothing and footwear on November 7, 2023. We will explain how this scheme works, which aims to encourage consumers to get items repaired instead of throwing them away.
The ecological bonus provided by the state for the purchase of a low-emission vehicle will change in 2024. Starting December 15, 2023, the environmental score of the electric vehicle will be taken into account, which should exclude some models made in China. Here is everything you need to know about the new ecological bonus in 5 questions.
Did you know that, a few days after Halloween, the English continue to celebrate the occasion of Guy Fawkes Night? This national holiday, celebrated on November 5th, commemorates a historical event that is over four centuries old. We invite you to discover the origin and traditions of Guy Fawkes Night.
Pagan festival dating back 2500 years, Halloween is also one of the favorite days for food lovers. For all sweet tooths, October 31st is synonymous with candy hunting. France is one of the countries that consumes the most sweets in the world and, despite inflation, candy sales are not affected by the crisis! We offer you an overview of a very dynamic market.
With over thirty editions under its belt and around 8000 visitors each year, the Santon Fair of Mouans-Sartoux is the oldest and largest fair in the Alpes-Maritimes. There, you can find figurines of all sizes, as well as nativity scene accessories, books, and even paint-your-own santons.
Every year, the Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle in Montpellier transforms into a winegrower village during the Rencontres Vigneronnes. This event, held at the end of November, invites you to taste local wine while supporting a charitable association.
If you're looking for an original destination to celebrate Halloween in the sun, fly to the Canary Islands! This Atlantic archipelago, located off the coast of Morocco, enjoys exceptional sunshine and a mild climate, even at the end of October. The inhabitants perpetuate traditions for the Day of the Dead, known as Fiesta de los Difuntos or Fiesta de los Finaos. We will explain why and how to celebrate October 31st in the Canary Islands.
