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  What sea level rise will look like in cities that have hosted climate summits

  CNN - Rachel Ramirez

  CNN — As global leaders and delegates gather in Dubai for the annual UN climate summit, a new analysis shows how the host cities of previous summits could be inundated — if not entirely submerged — by rising ocean waters. The relentless rise of planet-warming pollution has already resulted in severe …

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  Artemia salina, le petit crustacé qui a révolutionné l'aquaculture

  sciencesetavenir.fr - Rédacteur

  Artemia salina peut éclore plusieurs mois – voire années – après s’être enkysté. Cette capacité a révolutionné l’aquaculture dans les années 1990. Cet …

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  Marion Roche, l'artiste-chercheuse qui sculpte ses rêves

  radiofrance.fr

  "Je viens de te voir en rêve" est le nom d'une sculpture de Marion Roche, qui a reçu prix MAIF 2021 pour sa technique innovante. Cette œuvre a été …

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  Ocean Spray is Surprising Source of Airborne Microplastics

  One Green Planet - By Trinity Sparke

  A new study has shed light on a previously overlooked contributor to airborne microplastics: the bursting bubbles of sea froth. Researchers led by …

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  It’s okay to suck when you try something new

  Vox - Allie Volpe

  You don’t need to be good at a hobby to enjoy it. Allow me to list the short-lived pastimes I attempted and promptly deserted when I didn’t immediately excel: Pottery, softball, field hockey, surfing, violin, dance, designing novelty T-shirts, knitting, yoga, and, most recently, meditation. Easily …

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  Innovations : 10 solutions étonnantes pour la planète

  nowuproject.eu

  Cette année, on a vu passer plusieurs inventions assez cools pour la planète dont on voulait te parler. On en a sélectionné 10 pour te les présenter.

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  New York City considering first US congestion charge

  The Independent - Sophie Thompson

  New York City could become the first place in the US to introduce a congestion charge in a bid to reduce traffic and pollution levels. The charge would apply on weekdays from 6:00am to 18:00pm, and according to proposals, make a $15 fee mandatory for anyone wanting to enter Manhattan below 60th Street in a car. If you’re in a truck, taxi, or other type of vehicle, it’ll be even more, with tour buses and larger vehicles paying out $36 each time.