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It is well known: extreme situations often bring out the best, but also the worst in everyone. And the situation that has been affecting Ukraine since Thursday, February 24, is no exception. As international solidarity organizes to welcome the Ukrainian people trapped in the hell of war, stories of “selective solidarity” multiply. Students and families … Read more

It measures only a few centimeters and bears the name of a famous Mexican ghost: in Teuchitlan, a city in western Mexico, the inhabitants celebrate the unexpected return to the waters of their rivers of the tequila fish, an endemic species that is critically endangered. The geographical distribution of this fish is extremely limited: it … Read more

Outbursts of solidarity are increasing across Europe. Example in the Rhone, where a small town of 5,000 inhabitants struggled to host young Ukrainians and Ukrainians fleeing the war. Explain this spontaneous and exemplary mobilization. This Thursday, March 3, after having traveled 1,900 kilometers, the bus arrived at its destination with several Ukrainian families on board. … Read more

Music softens morale, as the saying goes. Today it strengthens ties between peoples. This Friday, March 4, 150 public radio stations across Europe tuned in. At 07:45 GMT (8:45 AM in France), the song “Give Peace a Chance” reverberated through millions of homes, cars and public places against the war in Ukraine. At the initiative … Read more

It’s the last winter month! But do you know which seasonal fruits and vegetables you should eat in March to gain energy? Here’s a simple and practical summary to boost your immune system and wake up your taste buds… Seasonal fruits and vegetables in March Vegetables Fruit beet Kiwi Carrot Orange Celeriac Grapefruit Parisian mushroom … Read more

Saudi scientists have developed solar panels that absorb water vapor. The target? Make water from green energy to improve access to drinking water in regions with arid climate. Their method was developed using photovoltaic solar panels and a hydrogel that make it possible to use water from the air while producing electricity. The study, published … Read more

Since the Russian attack in Ukraine, a wave of solidarity has permeated social networks. A brotherhood that has unfortunately highlighted the discrimination and racism that persists despite the catastrophic situation. Discrimination observed both on the borders of Ukraine and in the media. There are words and deeds that will not last and social networks will … Read more

This Monday, February 28, 2022, the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) released its new report that inevitably reminds everyone of the urgency to act. Only here, in the eyes of the media, does this alarming assessment seem to carry no weight in the context of the war in Ukraine. So how can this very … Read more

Located on the Polish border, American chef José Andrés took less than 72 hours to deploy the kitchens of his humanitarian association to feed Ukrainian and Ukrainian refugees. The humanist cook also helps restaurateurs provide them with what they need so that they too can participate in the war effort. Portrait. Rawa-Ruska, a small Ukrainian … Read more

Glyphosate is the most commonly used herbicide in French vineyards. At a time when French agriculture must find solutions to stop using this controversial chemical, a patented formula based on essential oils could help vintners achieve this goal. Why are we talking about it? Last January, a survey by the Campagne Glyphosate France association found … Read more