Tag: Climate and transitions
Green industry: “It will not be possible to decarbonize without carbon accounting”
Greening the industrial base while attracting new investments that respect the environment… The green industry bill, which senators are considering this week, tries to meet this dual challenge. Patrice Geoffron,…
our insurance companies are not prepared for the consequences of climate change
In this episode of La Loupe, Xavier Yvon explains how French insurers are going to have to manage more and more claims due to natural disasters, when the system is…
Mediterranean: “France has a leadership role to play on the environment”
The Mediterranean is one of the hotspots of the planet. Temperatures are rising 20% faster than the global average. Alerts are multiplying in the air, with increasingly frequent heat waves,…
Why French forests capture less and less carbon
In this episode of La Loupe, Xavier Yvon explains this phenomenon with Baptiste Langlois, journalist in the Climate and Transition department of L’Express and Philippe Ciais, research director at the…
European Green Deal: how many divisions?
Break ! The call for a European regulatory break in terms of environmental legislation launched by Emmanuel Macron on May 11 is being emulated. The Belgian Prime Minister joined him…
Expensive, impractical… Low-carbon tourism faces many challenges
Realistic measure or simple fantasy? Jean-Marc Jancovici is used to recommendations that cause controversy, sometimes on purpose. On May 30, at prime time in the morning of France Inter, the…
Photovoltaics: the European counter-attack
In football, the prowess would be called “remontada”. Weakened by the competition at the turn of the 2010s, the photovoltaic panel industry is making a comeback in Europe. Trimmed beard,…
Nuclear: why the sector calls for a “Marshall plan”
We needed an action plan, here it is. The nuclear sector presents, Friday, June 9, to the government a “Marshall plan” intended to attract and train the 100,000 agents that…
Climate: the warming caused by humanity is reaching an unprecedented rate
“A harsh reality check”: warming due to human activities is now increasing at a rate of more than 0.2°C per decade, with greenhouse gas emissions at an unprecedented level, according…
Oceans: “We must question what politicians call sustainable fishing”
On the occasion of World Oceans Day, this Thursday, June 8, Didier Gascuel, Director of the Fisheries, Sea and Coastline Department at the Agro Institute in Rennes, and member of…