ll greenhouse gases (GHG) emitted, directly or indirectly, by an activity, a product, or a territory. Three scopes are distinguished: Scope 1 (direct emissions, for example, the gas boiler), Scope 2 (purchased electricity and heat), and Scope 3 (everything else: suppliers, travel, end-of-life of pro ...
owever, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions remain largely unpredictable. Although seismic sensors detect precursor signals, such as vibrations or gas emissions, their large-scale use is still limited. Concrete example: Hurricane Katrina (2005) was detected several days before it made landfall, but ...
lists to wear gloves - experimentation with noise radars to penalize the noisiest two-wheelers - new, more stringent standards for pollutant emissions - the introduction of a bonus for the purchase of an electric two-wheeler - the installation of stickers 'attention angles blind' ...
-haul flights. While accommodations are becoming more environmentally friendly, transportation alone accounts for 77% of the sector's greenhouse gas emissions. In France, the tourism sector contributes 11% of the country's emissions. More than any other field, tourism illustrates the tension betwe ...
these conditions, starting from 2024, the vehicle must obtain an environmental score of at least 60 points. This score, out of 80, takes into account all emissions produced by the vehicle during its construction and delivery until its sale. This new criterion considers the location of production and ...
more relevant as today, many used models already meet strict environmental standards (Euro 5, Euro 6) and are equipped with technologies that reduce emissions and fuel consumption. Furthermore, environmentally conscious buyers can also opt for used hybrid or electric models, which are increasingly ...
