In France and the United Kingdom, independent bodies this week criticized the climate action of their respective governments, pointing to shortcomings in public policies to achieve stated goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The national greenhouse gas inventories make it possible, in the context of the Paris Agreement, to monitor compliance with the commitments of … Read more
For more than a year, between two and four million people in France had to rely on food aid. In a highly detailed study published Tuesday, INSEE disproves a number of popular beliefs. We decided to beat them, with supporting figures! Recent calls for food aid are not necessarily related to the health crisis While … Read more
Haven’t selected a holiday destination yet and are you planning to travel by train? This new ‘green traveler’s guide’, compiled by the NGO Greenpeace, can help you make your choice. Whether you go for one, two or three weeks, this eco-friendly travel guide offers 41 destinations across Europe, from the Basque coast to the Channel … Read more
Can’t stand the stench of cold tobacco at home anymore? One of your clothes still smells like sweat despite being in the washing machine? If you want to get rid of a slightly too persistent and unpleasant smell, vodka is your best ally. This is the tip of the day discovered on TikTok! Forget classic … Read more
If you’re planning to hit the road by bike this summer, to simply relax from your daily grind or for longer rides with friends or family, there are a few points worth checking out and paying attention to. pay attention to the smallest detail so as not to risk a stupid mechanical incident or, worse, … Read more
Like animals, humans subconsciously sense their fellow human beings upon first meeting. Those who share similar body odors are more likely to become friends, according to a study. Like attracts like. This proverb is reinforced by a recent study published in the journal NewsScientist† According to researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, … Read more
Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, is one of the cities now promoting cycling as a means of transport and leisure. The city is an example at European level, alongside Amsterdam of course. The aim of the municipality is above all to create a more harmonious and pleasant city to live in, and that calls for softer … Read more
The future of electric charging may become clearer with the advent of many more or less successful solar projects. The principle is to take direct advantage of the sun to charge your batteries throughout the day, instead of having to find a terminal to charge your car or use a household socket for your bicycle … Read more
We all shuddered at that pile of withered, tasty broccoli when it appeared on our plates in the cafeteria. You may be able to regain your judgment thanks to a brand new wine that uses this green vegetable as an ingredient. Here’s a new recipe that still risks serving the idea that the English don’t … Read more
Built on the site of a former German World War II refugee camp, a new museum dedicated to exiles in Denmark will open on Wednesday to better tell the personal stories behind forced migration. Christened “Flugt” – the flight, in Danish – it has just been inaugurated in Oksbøl, a small town on the western … Read more