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Methanisation: converting CO2 from biomethane plants into useful products

Farah Doumit, PhD student at the Centre for Management Research (I³-CRG*) at École Polytechnique (IP Paris)

On May 31st, 2023
4 min reading time

Purifying biogenic CO2 could help to reduce methane emissions: it can be used in a variety of ways to promote a circular economy.

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The biggest losers of climate change

Alexandre Magnan, Senior Researcher in "adaptation to climate change" at the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI-Sciences Po)

On May 16th, 2023
4 min reading time
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Agriculture, health, transport: the few ‘winners’ of climate change 

Edward Gérardeaux, HDR from INP Toulouse and Deputy Director of the Aïda research unit at CIRAD, Emmanuelle Quillérou, environmental and natural resources economist at the University of Western Brittany

On May 16th, 2023
5 min reading time
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Global warming: is adaptation possible?

Jean-Paul Vanderlinden, Professor of Ecological Economics and Environmental Studies at Université Paris-Saclay, Vincent Viguié, Researcher in Climate Economics at CIRED

On May 16th, 2023
4 min reading time
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Limiting freight flows, still a taboo idea for the transition?

Aurélien Bigo, Research Associate of the Energy and Prosperity Chair at Institut Louis Bachelier

On May 16th, 2023
4 min reading time

The vision of the energy transition of freight transport is very often focused on technology, which is an indispensable but also insufficient lever.

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Freight: why trains haven't (yet) replaced lorries

Aurélien Bigo, Research Associate of the Energy and Prosperity Chair at Institut Louis Bachelier

On May 3rd, 2023
6 min reading time

Rail transport is the main opportunity to reduce CO2 emissions from domestic freight in France. However, the country struggles to catch up.