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North American fires contaminate Europe
The huge fires that burn down millions of hectares of forest in North America every year have an impact on the other side of the Atlantic. Plumes of…
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Colonialism in green camouflage
The myth of Africa as a wild, enchanting continent conceals a reality of nature under glass orchestrated by Western experts, to the detriment of…
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Cervantes, an influencer of his time
A previously unpublished sonnet by Cervantes, recently discovered in an account of Neapolitan festivals, reveals the exceptional socio-professional…
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One air of quality
For French National Air Quality Day, come and take a look at the images of the scientists who study the atmospheric sciences.
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Hottest news from the Sun's corona
Why is the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, so much hotter than its surface? Ten years after formulating a hypothesis based on a…
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Hottest news from the solar corona
Why is the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, so much hotter than its surface? Ten years after formulating a hypothesis based on a…
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The myth of energy transition
The concept of an “energy transition” is misleading, states the CNRS science historian Jean-Baptiste Fressoz. He explains why coal and oil never…
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Cocoa and chocolate
World Cocoa and Chocolate Day is an opportunity to present our beautiful cocoa pods and research conducted on the recovery of waste from cocoa…
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The Arabian desert reveals long-hidden jewels
Oil isn't the only treasure hidden in the Arabian desert. French-Saudi archaeological teams are gradually unearthing a hitherto unsuspected heritage,…
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The night, a precious moment in research
European Researchers’ Night is an opportunity to meet scientists from all over France and share their passion with them. It’s also an opportunity to…
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