From Monday to Thursday, Émilie Aubry holds the global environmental chronicle. The bottom of the air is green!
Dynamism, interactivity, proximity: Global mag, the smart magazine that takes the pulse of the planet and makes the defense of the environment everyone's business, adopts a daily rhythm. From Monday to Thursday at 19h30, Émilie Aubry takes us to the other side of the world or to the corner of the street to test the evils of the Global Village and, above all, to imagine together how we can fix it.
On the program: reports at the end of the world and unusual topics, insolence and practicality. Global brings to life the motto "think globally, act locally".
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Today it was stevia and a USA / Niger comparison:
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Niger / USA, two families on the antipodes
Tonight, Global starts a series of reports with two families that opposes everything. North side, Young, who live in Atlanta, USA. South side, the Hattans, who live in Agadez, Niger. Filmed in parallel, their lifestyles remind us that there are several planets on our planet. First part today: food.
Domino - Stevia, a miraculous plant?
It is a plant from South America that could well replace our good old sugar: stevia. In the natural state, it has a sweetening power fifteen to twenty times greater than that of sugar ... up to 300 once in the form of concentrate! When we know that it does not contain any calorie, we understand that the lobby of chemical sweeteners is a concern. This survey will take us from the United States to Bolivia. But the first stage is happening in Paris.
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