From June 9 to 13, 2025, the city of Nice will become the global epicenter of marine governance. It will host the third United Nations Conference on the Ocean. Co-organized by France and Costa Rica, this event will bring together more than 70 heads of state, 4,000...
With increasingly extreme temperatures, heatwaves are becoming a summer norm in France. Cities and ecosystems are trying to adjust, often urgently. There is no longer any doubt: heatwaves are no longer exceptional episodes. They have become regular occurrences,...
Ten years after the Treaty of Paris, the French capital hosts a new grand meeting for the celebration of the 10 years anniversary of the Treaty of Paris. From the 24 to 26 April 2025, the ChangeNOW summit is back at the Grand Palais for a new edition with strong...
Every day, species are silently disappearing from the face of the Earth. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), more than 47,000 species are now threatened with extinction (Source: IUCN, 2024). It is estimated that the planet is losing...
On August 12, 2025, Emmanuel Macron officially promulgated the Duplomb Law. This agricultural law deeply divided public opinion and the political class. Initiated by Senator Laurent Duplomb and adopted in early July, it was partially censored by the Constitutional...
As France seeks to decarbonize its economy, the timber industry is experiencing an unprecedented crisis. Rising prices, shortages of certain species, and weakened forests: tensions have been mounting for several years. What is to blame? Global economic factors,...
In July 2025, Donald Trump announced a major decision: to repeal the Endangerment Finding, the legal pillar of US climate policy. This text, adopted in 2009 under Obama, allowed the EPA to regulate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It officially recognized that these...
On August 5, 2025, the UN opened a series of negotiations in Geneva in an attempt to adopt a global treaty against plastic pollution. The stakes are immense: plastic not only pollutes the environment, it accumulates in our bodies, kills biodiversity, and exacerbates climate change.
Why is this a problem? Because we are all affected, and recycling alone will not be enough to stop the tidal wave if production does not slow down.