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Towards sustainable socio-environmental rehabilitation The former mining province of Midelt in Morocco, affected by structural droughts, has been undergoing profound reorganisation for some forty years. Marked by the decline of

Organised by Edouard Bard, Professor at the Collège de France, CEREGE Aix-en-Provence See also Edouard Bard, Chair in Climate and Ocean Evolution History of the climate since the year one. A tribute

As the climate change crisis intensifies, it is imperative to understand and mitigate the flow of carbon dioxide (CO2). A lesser-known yet important aspect of

Luc BEAUFORT, from CEREGE, has been elected a Fellow of the AGU, joining a distinguished group of 54 people in the 2024 class of Fellows. The AGU, the world's largest association of

Discover the magnificent 5-part report in Le Monde: "Archaeology: rediscovering Africa", published on 14 September 2024. Egypt and the origins of the first humans continue, through their

ADEME, AFPG and BRGM invite you to an awareness-raising day on deep geothermal energy on Thursday 26 September 2024 in Marseille. The programme for this free day includes

Extreme solar storms provide unique fingerprints for exact radiocarbon dating On 1-2 September 1859, telegraph systems across Europe and North America failed to function and started sparking, in some instances

Environmental applications of nanomaterials include pollution control, clean water production, and detection and monitoring. Despite the considerable potential environmental benefits of nanotechnologies,

The Arbois Science Village celebrates its 20th anniversary this year with a Science Festival on the theme of the Ocean! The CEREGE (Centre de Recherche et