“We, students of the Ecoles Normals Supérieure (ENS), make a commitment: to rethink our priorities in choosing our research topics, by aligning our scientific practice with the pressing challenges of this century.” A few days after the broadcast of the speech of a group of 8 students from AgroParisTech during their graduation, The world published, … Read more
Success, secrets of success, learning, moments of pride… On LinkedIn, users of this professional network often show their best side. But this Wednesday, May 11, Arthur Auboeuf, co-founder of Time for the planet, took the opposite of these habits to share a much more personal publication: His body let go. In question ? A workload … Read more
The cement industry is one of the most polluting in the world: it is responsible for 8% of international greenhouse gas emissions. In order to fulfill its environmental commitments and the national low-carbon strategy, France needs to thoroughly renovate this sector. In this context, the Landes start-up Materrup has developed a cement made from local … Read more
With temperatures constantly rising, it’s not easy to know when to water your vegetable garden. To prevent fruits and vegetables from getting too much and too little water, there is a very simple and effective trick. There she is ! How do you know if your plants are thirsty? Wondering if your tomatoes, zucchini, peppers … Read more
It was not Saint Bernard, but a three-year-old black Labrador who made headlines in the United States in early May for the rescue of his mistress. For three days, the 63-year-old 63-year-old with dementia was off the radar. Thanks to her faithful companion, she was finally found safe and sound in a park in Houston, … Read more
First heat peak of the year 2022. Temperatures continue to rise for a week, so much so that they crossed the 30 degrees mark, this Wednesday 11 May. While some are happy about this early summer, others are concerned about the future of the planet. This is the case of this journalist who is pushing … Read more
Young or old, we are all looking for a four-leaf clover for an afternoon with our noses in the green. Derived from a fairly rare mutation of white clover, it is considered a lucky charm in the West. In the Nièvre, however, these small original plants grow by the hundreds: Patrick Guillouard is the only … Read more
Yannick Noah has not surprised us yet: known for his historic victory at Roland Garros in 1983, he is also famous for his songs, his happy teeth… and his willingness to walk barefoot! If we’ve heard less about him lately, it’s because he’s back in Cameroon: on the death of his father, he became head … Read more
Because it is clean, because it is the custom or because the neighbors are watching, it is still the norm today to mow the lawn as regularly as possible. However, there are many good reasons not to mow your garden anymore, or at least not completely. Here are six. Photo: Shutterstock Mowing the grass means … Read more
As the price of fuel continues to rise, our eyes remain on the “fuel gauge”. To help us save a lot of money, Google maps will soon offer a promising new feature. Please explain this beneficial innovation for our portfolio. Today, all means are good to save fuel: opt for carpooling, group your trips in … Read more