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In France, 9 out of 10 fires are of human origin: the heat wave, the wind, the drought combined with a cigarette butt badly extinguished then thrown in nature or even a spark in a field / garden can unfortunately lead to... Read More

On the Côte d’Azur in the Mediterranean Sea, since the month of June, jellyfish have been back. Their proliferation is due to current meteorological conditions: global warming involving rising water temperatures; outdoor heat; the different sea currents; … For the majority of... Read More

Light pollution in the world is really to be taken seriously. In almost all countries, the difference between day and night is fading at an alarming rate with serious consequences for human health as well as biodiversity. According to a study, practically... Read More

In France, the consumption of poultry occupies a very important part in the budget of the French. Chicken, duck, foie gras, … these products usually adorn our shelves throughout the year. But this year is likely to be different, indeed these so-called... Read More

Plastic components pollute the environment and are also harmful to wildlife and humans. Indeed, the smaller the particles, the more dangerous they are, they are called “microplastics”. They are used in cosmetics but are also present in the food chain. As for... Read More

For more than two months, India has been posting temperatures approaching 50°C. This extreme heat weighs on humans but also on animals. A phenomenon then appeared: millions of birds literally fell from the sky due to dehydration and exhaustion. According to the... Read More