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Deep sea's riches is currently attracting all manner of covetousness, shadow fleets are trying to damage underwater infrastructures and the…

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The never-ending climate emergency

COP 29 opens on 11 November in Baku, Azerbaijan, against the backdrop of accelerating global warming and its effects.

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This atypical maritime forest plays an essential role and provides unsuspected services to populations and the environment.

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It took hundreds of scientists worldwide, including several CNRS teams, to produce the world’s largest digital camera, in order to scan the univers.

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