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High-Resolution Chart Reveals 332 Antarctic Submarine Canyons

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Belgium · Belgium

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Through genetics, Greenland sled dogs tell Inuit migratory history in their own way.CERN · Greenland Read Article

Concretization of a Low-Emission Methane-to-Hydrogen Transformation Model

Only 24 months after its launch, the Heco2 Plasmalysis Hybrid project, supported by the Walloon Region as well as the MecaTech and GreenWin competitiveness clusters, is taking a key step with the construction of a laboratory pilot demonstrator capable of producing "turquoise" hydrogen from different sources of methane, without direct CO2 emissions, while co-producing valuable solid carbon. Planned for commissioning in September 2025, this pilot …Walloon Region · Walloon Region Read Article

Forest Fires in Belgium: a Still Discreet but Growing Threat

Every year, Europe experiences more than 60,000 forest fires, which burn an average of half a million hectares, almost twice the size of Luxembourg. Until now, relatively spared by its temperate and humid climate, Belgium may not remain sheltered for long. A recent report by the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC) warns: because of climate change, the risk of extreme fires is increasing on the continent. And if the Mediterranean …Belgium · Belgium Read Article

Explosive Volcanoes: Underestimated Carbon Tanks

Some volcanic eruptions could absorb more carbon than they emit. In other words, these volcanoes would act as real carbon sinks. This is suggested by a recent study conducted by researchers at UCLouvain, in collaboration with the University of Geneva, in the Andean region of Ecuador, at the heart of the Pacific fire belt. A discovery that shakes the image that one has of volcanoism, more often associated with the massive release of gas into the …Ecuador · Ecuador Read Article

Reporter Was Surprised by the Flood on Her Way Home in 2021: "I Was Crying

Reporter Leandra Stampoulis remembers the flood of 15 July 2021 in her hometown of Hagen – a time of devastation and friendship.Floods · Liège See the Story

At the Crossroads of Visual Know-How and Scientific Knowledge

The Mimesis editions publish "See Without Limits". An ideal for the doctor in art history Elsa De Smet who runs the book with the historian of science Charlotte Bigg and the professor in theatre studies and shows Kurt Vanhoutte. "This is tantamount to making the assumption that visualizing what one cannot see would be possible," explains the specialist of visual studies at the Centre Pompidou-Metz (France). "This helps not to admit being able to…Metz · Metz Read Article

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