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
On Wednesday 3 April, the winners of the Academic Geosciences Olympiad 2024 were announced and the prizes awarded at CEREGE Arbois, with the participation of the following judges: Françoise Chalié, Head of the Geosciences Department at CEREGE Arbois and Françoise Chalié, Head of the Geosciences Department at CEREGE Arbois.
Faced with increasing pressure on mineral resources, the team is adopting a circular economy approach to rethink every stage in the life cycle of these resources, particularly the
Our knowledge of the structural and interfacial properties of (nano)materials and their dynamics and impacts in ecosystems, as well as in the synthesis and characterisation of materials, and in the development of databases, has enabled us to gain a better understanding of the dynamics and impacts of (nano)materials in ecosystems.
The ED team's research into the evolution of soils under stress tackles a number of different issues. Soil “health” With the aim of assessing threats to the resource
Putting the evolution of human societies in their environmental context Global warming and the resulting environmental changes are affecting today's societies: increased tensions in the regions
Studying the bodies of the solar system to understand its history Our group is interested in the solid bodies of the solar system: small bodies (asteroids), planets (Mars, Earth) and their satellites (Moon).
The Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year by organising events in France and abroad, focusing on the challenges of international scientific cooperation in the field of development.
To better understand our future, an international collaboration involving researchers from the Centre de Recherche et d'Enseignement en Géosciences de l'Environnement (AMU/CNRS/IRD/INRAE/Collège de France) has been launched,
