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Science · France

As Other Europeans Revolt, How Has France Avoided Protests Against over-Tourism?

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With 100 million visitors last year, France is the world’s top tourist destination – and major attractions such as the Louvre are complaining that demand is unsustainable. How then has France avoided the public protests against over-tourism happening in other European countries?See the Story

European Union · France

European Commission says French environmental labelling law violates free movement

The European Commission is bringing legal action against France before the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) due to French legislation on environmental labelling of packaging.See the Story

Agriculture · France

Duplomb Act: the Independence of the Pesticide Control Authority Once Again Called Into Question

A decree of the Prime Minister wants the Ansess, responsible for the control of pesticides, to take into account the priorities of the Ministry of Agriculture. A recycling of the very controversial idea of "culture guidance board" that had abandoned the Duplomb law on agriculture. Many scientists fear for the independence of the agency. Two days after the adoption of the law... This article Duplomb law: The independence of the control authority …Read Article

Uttarakhand Cabinet Approves Geothermal Energy Policy 2025: Govt to Tap Geothermal Resources

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The Uttarakhand Cabinet has approved the Geothermal Energy Policy 2025. According to reports, the policy is designed to promote scientific and technical research for the exploration and development of geothermal resources. According to reports, the policy was approved in a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. The Energy Department of Uttarakhand will implement the policy. For this, it will collaborate with the Uttarakha…See the Story

Retailleau, Bellamy, Aubert: "Building a Nuclear Park and Stopping the Financing of Renewables, Our Energy Plan"

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TRIBUNE - President LR Bruno Retailleau, Deputy Vice-President François-Xavier Bellamy and Vice-President of the Julien Aubert party, are calling for a strengthening of the current nuclear park and the cessation of public subsidies for wind energy and photovoltaics.Emmanuel Macron · France See the Story

Why Do European Heat Waves Outperform All Forecasts?

The frequency and intensity of the heat waves observed in Western Europe exceed the most pessimistic estimates of climate models. This lag that frightens scientists is explained by the difficulty of taking into account regional factors such as soil drying. The successive heat waves of June break the... Cet article Why European heat waves surpass all forecasts ? est apparu en premier sur Natura Sciences.France · France Read Article

The ocean is changing colors, researchers say. Here's what it means.

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Warming waters are causing the colors of the ocean to change -- a trend that could impact humans if it were to continue, according to new research. Environment · United States See the Story

"It's Been Forty Years that We've Been Alerting": the Distress of the Guyanans in the Face of Illegal Fishing

At the Nice Conference on the Oceans, France made the fight against illegal fishing a strong focus of discussions. On the spot, a delegation from Guyana regretted the absence of new measures in the French department, where the number of illegal foreign vessels had been doubled in less than 15 years.Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice See the Story

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