Tag: Environment
British Environment Minister concludes visit to DRC
President Tshisekedi and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed a joint declaration in November at COP 26 in Glasgow on behalf of the Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI). A financing…
restaurateurs are looking for an alternative
From March 31, heated terraces will be prohibited in France. Resulting from the Climate Law, this measure will come into force after numerous postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Restaurant…
Hybrid car: what is it?
The Toyota Prius is a hybrid car icon. © Beth and Christian, cc by 2.0 A hybrid vehicle is a vehicle that uses two or more sources ofenergy different to…
opening of the FNSEA congress in the context of the war in Ukraine
The annual national congress of the FNSEA, the leading French agricultural union, opens this Monday, March 28. On the menu of the discussions that will be held until next Wednesday…
Faced with a historic drought, Morocco receives a loan from the World Bank
Morocco is granted a loan of several million euros from the World Bank. This loan will be used to improve water management in Morocco hit by a historic drought which…
Climate marches resume in Sweden after Covid-19 shutdown
Climate marches were organized this Friday around the world, and in particular in Sweden, from where this movement started in 2018, with Greta Thunberg and her Fridays for Future network.…
the planted filter takes root in Senegal
The World Water Forum is being held until March 26 in Senegal. Thursday, the small company Filtre Plante presented with the UNHCR a sanitation project by phyto-purification of several refugee…
severe pollution on the Vaal River which supplies Gauteng with drinking water
The province of Gauteng, the most urbanized in South Africa, is crossed by the Vaal, a river whose pollution exceeds the standards. In question, the wastewater that flows directly into…
in search of other sources of energy, France is interested in bio-methane
Like other European countries, France is looking for solutions to reduce its imports of Russian gas. Among the tracks retained, the development of the production of renewable gas such as…
Martine Delvaux, rekindling the fire of ecological and feminist struggles
An essential voice of feminism in Canada, Martine Delvaux was born in 1968. She now teaches literature at the University of Quebec in Montreal, and is the author of numerous…