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The current retreat of Andean tropical glaciers exceeds that recorded during the warm periods of the last 11,000 years. Today, mountain glaciers are retreating in all regions of the world.

Every year, thousands of tonnes of meteorites and micro-meteorites reach the Earth, mainly from the asteroid belt. Some of these meteorites have a much more exotic origin:

1 Ma (million years) ago, a migratory wave from the east, including humans (homo erectus) and animals (large mammals), swept onto the shores of the Mediterranean.

A new study reveals the oldest copper and arsenic contamination on the Giza plateau in Egypt, dating back more than 5,000 years, to the foot of the

Freshwater accounts for just 3% of our planet's total water, most of which is stored in the form of ice at the poles. So there is very little water

Study of the ballast of the Roman Republican wreck of Ilovik-Paržine in Croatia: how did the geology of carbonates help identify the construction site of an ancient ship? An interdisciplinary team from

CEREGE's cross-disciplinary projects aim to create synergies between scientists from the Unit's various thematic teams, leading to original approaches to research and expertise in the following areas

The aim of the "Women in science careers: why not me? trail is to make career guidance a real lever for gender equality.

THURSDAY 6 JUNE20.30: Palaeoclimatology: how can we reconstruct past climates? Guillaume Leduc, palaeoclimatologist, CNRS Research Fellow at CEREGE Just as history tells us about human behaviour, palaeoclimates tell us about the past.