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Biochar: Miracle Solution for the Environment?

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While it is one of the oldest products in the world, biochar is attracting renewed interest among scientists and industry professionals. It is said to be capable of regenerating soils depleted by intensive agriculture, retaining water, and especially trapping CO2 as a carbon sink. But is it really a miracle solution for the environment? We propose to take stock of its characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages in 5 questions.

16
July
2024

Low tech: the example of the Nomade des Mers

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I had never heard of low tech before watching the episodes of Nomade des Mers on Arte. This television program allowed me to discover useful, accessible, and above all, sustainable innovations. I invite you to explore what low-tech or low technologies are through the adventures of Corentin de Chatelperron around the world.

27
June
2024

Emerging Technologies in Tractor Batteries: What to Expect in the Future

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In the demanding world of modern agriculture, equipment reliability is crucial. CNH Industrial N.V., a global leader in the manufacturing of capital goods, understands the importance of this reliability, particularly through the performance of tractor batteries. These essential components are not just power sources but the beating hearts that keep tractors and other agricultural machines running on the toughest terrains. Today, we delve into the universe of tractor batteries offered by CNH, exploring how they contribute to improving the efficiency and durability of agricultural operations. Join us as we uncover the features, suitable choices, and maintenance practices that will help you get the most out of your CNH equipment.

24
June
2024

The Orient Express: History of a Legendary Train

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The Orient-Express is undoubtedly the most famous train in the history of rail travel. One hundred and forty years after its inaugural journey, it continues to inspire the dreams of travelers from around the world. We invite you to trace the saga of this luxury train, which was once the preferred mode of transport for European royalty.

21
June
2024

Car: Why switch to electric?

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Opting for an electric car is not yet an obvious choice for some French people. The price remains a barrier for many consumers. However, several good reasons could prompt you to trade in your thermal car for an electric one, despite a higher purchase price. We will explain why switching to electric is a good idea.

18
June
2024

Global warming: why green cities?

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You have no doubt already heard that cities need to be greened to cool them down and combat the harmful effects of climate change. But is this strategy really effective? And how can it be implemented in urban spaces or at home? We will explain why and how to green the city.

06
June
2024

The Ice Cream Cookie: The Star Dessert of Summer

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As soon as temperatures rise, ice cream sales do the same. If you're craving a refreshing treat, let yourself be surprised by a new form of frozen dessert. More astonishing than a simple cone and more indulgent than a popsicle, the ice cream cookie might just become the star dessert of the summer.

29
May
2024

Shrinkflation: How to Outsmart Deceptive Business Practices?

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Revealed over a year ago by the Foodwatch association, shrinkflation is an unfair commercial practice, which will soon be indicated on the shelf by a small sign. We will explain to you exactly what it consists of and how to outsmart deceptive packaging when you do your shopping.

20
May
2024

The TGV: 5 Anecdotes About the High-Speed Train

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The TGV celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2021. Since the inauguration of the first high-speed line in 1981, this iconic French train has continued to innovate, expand its network, and break records. Here are 5 unusual anecdotes that you probably don't know about this high-speed train.

14
May
2024

May Day: 5 Unusual Facts About Lily of the Valley

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Lily of the valley, also known as "May bells," is a spring plant whose small white flowers are recognizable by their bell shape and delightful fragrance. Used in pharmacology and perfumery, this plant is mainly associated with May 1st, Labor Day. Paradoxically, it is given as a good luck charm even though it is highly toxic. Here are 5 unusual facts you might not know about lily of the valley.

30
Apr
2024
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