Energies fossiles: le début de la fin?
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L’accord climat de Paris, conclu en 2015, a officiellement ouvert la chasse aux émissions de gaz à effet de serre, notamment le...
Standard & Poors évalue la finance verte
Standard & Poor's voit vert. Acteur incontournable de l'évaluation de la qualité de crédit des emprunteurs, l'agence de notation vient de lancer un nouveau...
ELECTRICITÉ : RECORDS BATTUS POUR LA PRODUCTION ÉOLIENNE ET LES EXPORTATIONS EN MARS 2017
Selon le dernier aperçu mensuel sur l’énergie électrique publié jeudi 27 avril 2017 par RTE, l’énergie éolienne aurait battu un nouveau record de production...
Arctique: Les morses et les caribous menacés de disparition
Des caribous photographiés en Alaska. — Tim Plowden/REX/REX/SIPA
Réchauffement climatique, recul de la glace de mer, interactions plus fréquentes avec les touristes, développement industriel… Autant...
KEPCO makes foray into first overseas CDM biz
South Korea's state-controlled electric utility company said Sunday that is has made its first overseas foray into the clean development mechanism business.Korea Electric Power...
Sir Richard Branson urges introduction of carbon tax
Sir Richard said he would support a tax on dirty fuels despite it not being “great” for his business interests.
The billionaire owner of Virgin...
New bill would help California combat climate change
California’s cap-and-trade program, the crucial mechanism for California’s fight against climate change, is facing stiff headwinds.
The California Chamber of Commerce filed a lawsuit against...
Anemonefish dads do almost anything to support their offspring
Like the father in 'Finding Nemo,' anemonefish dads will do almost anything to support their offspring. Their parenting instincts are so strong that if...
Ancient meteorite impact sparked long-lived volcanic eruptions on Earth
Large impacts were common on the early Earth and were likely much more important than previously thought in shaping our planet. The findings raise...
The world should brace itself for a new wave of biological invasions
An international team of scientists has identified how our rapidly changing world will bring new types of invaders, often from very unexpected places.


















