Episodes of drought are multiplying, soils are becoming poorer, arable land is becoming rarer, and the world’s population continues to grow, reaching 9.7 billion by 2050 according to the UN, 70% of whom will be living in cities. Against this backdrop, the question arises as to whether traditional agriculture will still be able to ensure […]
Read articleThe concepts of “agriculture” and “environment” have been in conflict for several decades, even generations, whereas they should naturally go together. The many pressures exerted by the agricultural system on the environment and climate are increasingly well-documented. Various plans, reports and strategies have been produced to combat this but their objectives are often long-term. Thankfully, many are already taking action and working tirelessly to make the agricultural model more environmentally responsible.
Read articleThe 2018 edition of Pollutec last November was marked by many highlights. One was the signing of the ambitious API agreement for Peri-urban Agriculture. Report on this major event for the agriculture of tomorrow.
Read articleA new agroecology experience? Agricultural models are not immutable. After the industrial breakdown of the “Glorious thirty years from 1945 to 1975”, which favoured intensive agriculture, ecological and sanitary deadlocks now lead to fundamental reflections on the choices and the future of agriculture, the renewal of a certain peasant culture, the rehumanisation of practices, etc. […]
Read articleAgriculture: a market that is expanding at Pollutec With the development of new agro-ecological methods, agriculture represents an increasingly attractive application sector for environment professionals and specialists in all sectors: water, waste, energy recovery(biogas and methanization), renewable energies, soil management, ecological engineering expertise for the preservation of natural habitats, risk management and new cutting-edge technologies […]
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