Online posting of a report on combustible wheat broadcast on TF20's 1 p.m. newscast on November 28. See the report
Month: november 2005
Biofuels on TF1
Here is a report broadcast on November 28, 2005 in the 20 p.m. news on TF1 Keywords: biofuels, cereals fuel, wood energy, clean energy. Report presenting the development of biofuels, for example combustible wheat, intended for residential or industrial heating. Download of the biofuel wheat heating video (How to be a member of the […]
For competitive renewable energies
Developing an alternative to conventional energies such as gas, coal or oil is a major challenge of the 2st century. On the one hand, these energies are exhaustible, on the other hand, they are very polluting in CO, COXNUMX, NOx. Hydroelectricity, wind, solar or biomass represent alternative energy production solutions which have the advantage of being, […]
The competitiveness of renewable energies
For competitive renewable energies Developing an alternative to conventional energies such as gas, coal or oil is a major challenge of the 2st century. On the one hand, these energies are exhaustible, on the other hand, they are very polluting in CO, COXNUMX, NOx. Hydroelectricity, wind power, solar energy or biomass represent alternative production solutions […]
Environment: fine for a polluter
The owner of an Iltalian oil tanker, the San Matteo, was sentenced for "illegal discharge" of hydrocarbons in the Mediterranean The Marseille Criminal Court imposed a fine of 330.000 euros on the shipowner of the San Matteo on Wednesday and 10.000 euros on his captain. The court also awarded 2.000 euros in damages to four associations which […]
The United States refuses to commit to post-Kyoto
Arousing the anger of environmentalists, the United States rejected, on Tuesday November 28 in Montreal, the initiatives of the international community aimed at following up on the Kyoto protocol on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Gathered in the Quebec metropolis until December 9 as part of the Conference of […]
Total will compensate its accusers
The oil group Total signed, Tuesday, November 29, an amicable transaction with the eight Burmese who were at the origin of the investigation opened on October 9, 2002, against him in the court of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine) for the crime of "sequestration". The plaintiffs accused the French oil company of having had to work for it under pressure and […]
Warming: a weapon of mass destruction
"In human history, there has never been a greater danger than climate change." Does the sentence, launched by Jean-Guy Vaillancourt, professor of sociology at the University of Montreal, make you jump? You will have to get used to it, it will soon be commonplace. With global warming now the subject of scientific and political consensus, the international community […]
Birth of ASPO France
ASPO, “Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas”, is an association of European scientists specializing in petroleum. Its goal is to study, predict and above all inform those in power about the historic peak in hydrocarbon production. According to the theories strongly argued by ASPO, and in particular by Colin Campbell, this peak in production […]
The Montreal conference: a decisive step for the future of the Kyoto Protocol
On the occasion of the United Nations conference on climate change to be held in Montreal from November 28 to December 9, Laval University's Hydro-Quebec Institute for Environment, Development and Society is stimulating reflection on these changes that affect us. Today, researchers Évelyne Dufault and Philippe Le Prestre are worried about the future of […]