According to the figures, the average French person consumes 10 kilos of textiles, household linen and shoes per year (THS)! This represents 600,000 tons nationwide! It includes textiles which instead of being re-invented, are simply thrown away. Increase the volumes of THS collected thus became an urgent matter.
Read articleThe transport sector today accounts for 23% of global GHG emissions. In France, this level is higher, accounting for 28.5% of national emissions (2014 figure). It is therefore more than ever necessary to decarbonize transport. But in this area the strategy must be global...
Read articleTo actively participate in protecting the environment, the agricultural sector and private individuals are using anaerobic digestion more and more. This technique consists of converting organic matter into renewable energy. In practice, how is the procedure performed? What impacts does it have and in which area are they seen? Some elements of response in this […]
Read articleIn France, companies continue to neglect ISO 14001 certification. Difficult to implement by the rigour and involvement it requires, it nevertheless has the advantage of mobilising and bringing together employees around a value promoting approach. We bring you this article so you can learn more and see where you are at. I / ISO 14001 […]
Read articleThe 1.5°C global warming limit: an unreachable goal In early October the IPCC will publish is special report on the impacts of a global warming of 1.5°C. Although until now the reports of this already thirty-year-old institution(1) represented an evaluation of the state of knowledge in scientific literature, it now includes the analysis of socio-economic […]
Read articleHaving dwindled for several years, there is now a certain resurgence in legionnaires’ disease. In Europe, for example, in 2017 alone no less than 9,238 cases were signalled, almost two-thirds of them in just four countries: Italy, France, Spain and Germany. France alone recorded a significant increase, with the number of cases rising from 1,218 […]
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