The climate, the issue that can change global geopolitics
The latest IPCC report, published on August 9, 2021, outlines worrying prospects for the future, highlighting in particular the alarming rise in temperatures despite government commitments.
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Copernicus, Gallileo, Kepler, Newton [OPINION]
When teaching physics, it is striking how much the names of Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo and Newton are mixed up in the minds of students.
What can be done so that the energy-climate transition finally becomes everyone's business?
States are today at the forefront of the accused in the relative failure of policies implemented to respect international commitments, in particular those of the Paris Agreement.
With global warming, humans will reach their limits of heat resistance
Over the past millennia, different human societies have been able to rely on a wide variety of climatic conditions to support their rapid growth and progress. But today, the range of weather conditions q
A Rocha France: Protecting the environment and mobilizing Christians
Created by an English pastor in 1983 in Portugal, A Rocha (“The Rock” in Portuguese) was the first Christian association committed to the protection of the environment. The association continues today this mission in France to protect the living
In Benin, urban development feeds on evictions
Built on a strip of land a few kilometers wide stretching between the lagoon and the sea, Cotonou, the economic capital of Benin, has long been a site for the establishment of fishermen from the coastal populations of the region. Today
In graphics: What religious identity for France?
What is the place of religion in France? Should we worry about the forms it takes with a lot of secularization on the one hand but also minorities tense on very conservative visions in the name of their faith? If ideologues and meds
Seraphima's extraordinary journey: a beautiful dreamlike and spiritual Russian family tale
The extraordinary journey of Seraphima, the animated film distributed by SAJE distribution is now available on DVD and VOD.
Controversial Nobel Peace Prizes a Sign of Necessary Reform?
The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to two journalists, the Russian Dmitri Muratov and the Filipino Maria Ressa, rewarded for "their courageous fight for freedom of expression".
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