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A world first with Ecuador, which recognizes the legal rights of wildlife, a “green visa” in Marseille to make the city greener, children born in the countryside and with a better sense of direction than those born in the city. . Hello everyone, this is Harold Paris, the founder of POSITIVR, and you’re on Why … Read more
To keep our planet habitable, we need to act quickly. This is essentially the conclusion of the third and final work of the 6th report of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), published on Monday, April 4. While it is as alarming as the previous one about the evolution of the climate crisis, this … Read more
Controller adapted to gamers with reduced mobility, color customization, sound signals for blind gamers: Gamers with disabilities have multiple options to take full advantage of video games, but barriers remain. †Accessibility should be part of the DNA of every employee in our company”, assures David Tisserand, responsible for these topics at Ubisoft. The aim of … Read more
Accelerating warming, intensifying the impacts causing unprecedented suffering to the humanity responsible for this devastation, and only one way to avoid the worst is to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Here are the key conclusions of the sixth round of assessments by UN Climate Experts (IPCC), broken down into approximately 10,000 pages and three reports … Read more
In its latest report, published on Monday, April 4, the IPCC was very clear. If we want to limit global warming to 1.5°, we have to halve our greenhouse gas emissions at all costs. The bad news is that we would only have eight years left to reach this goal before it’s too late. The … Read more
Health problem, business trip or vacation… For many reasons, it can be difficult or even impossible to get to the polling station on election day. This does not prevent the voter from voting by proxy. With the first round of the presidential election fast approaching, there is still time to look at this device that … Read more
Implementing an anti-waste policy in supermarkets is not only good for the planet, but also for the consumer. In the second edition of its “anti-waste barometer”, Phénix examined the impact of such practices with 300 partner stores. The start-up, which uses technology to reduce waste and waste from manufacturers to shops and consumers, aims to … Read more
$1800 on his 18th birthday. Here’s the beautiful promise we made to this young American six years ago. The only condition to win this amount: stay away from social networks until you are of age. Challenge with pride! Sivert just celebrated his 18th birthday. On the occasion of this very special day, he received a … Read more
The first round of the presidential election is fast approaching. On Sunday 10 April, millions of French men and women will be called upon to elect the future head of state. A handful of days before this big political event, here’s a reminder of the rules to follow on Election Day. Who can vote? In … Read more
Suicide, attempts, burnout or illness… The mental health of French farmers is far from in order. Faced with increasingly precarious working conditions and the growing loneliness of this undervalued profession, the National Agricultural Social Samu (SSAN) seeks to alleviate the ills of those living through complicated times. Michel Bini, co-founder of this association and 62-year-old … Read more