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In extreme waves, marsh soil holds up better than its plantsA full-scale trial in the Netherlands distinguishes soil resistance from the buffering effect of vegetation. The findings could help complement dikes.
En Rouget Noir: selling fish around a mobile routeIn Finistère, Ophélie Bonetti has developed a mobile fishmonger’s business combining whole-fish purchases, preparation and markets. A model that also has to adapt its stops.
CAP after 2027: European agricultural negotiations take place in LuxembourgMeeting in Luxembourg on 26 and 27 October 2026, EU ministers are negotiating a partial position on the future CAP. Aid for farmers, the 2028-2034 budget, small farms: what is proposed and what remains to be decided.
CDs, MP3s and streaming: why the ways we listen to music are diversifyingStreaming still dominates the global market, but CDs and local files retain their uses. Figures for 2025 published in 2026 shed light on the choice between access, collecting and autonomy.
Guillaume Pitron: why the oceans are becoming a new arena for rivalryIn *Océans. Le nouveau partage du monde*, published on 14 October 2026, the journalist examines the scramble for undersea resources. The law of the sea and ecological risks shed light on what is at stake.
After the clock change in Luxembourg: getting back to a regular sleep routineSince 25 October, Luxembourg has switched back to winter time. Morning light, regular routines and precautions for the first few nights: practical pointers without false promises.
Mosquitoes in autumn: how eggs and adults survive the winterTiger mosquitoes enter egg diapause, while some Culex adults survive: cold affects different populations in different ways.
Dog trekking: what to distinguish before going for a walk with a dogWalking time, meeting the pack and equipment: the key points for comparing options, based on a documented example in Valloire.
Maury: what fortification changes in a natural sweet wineThe appellation, recognised in 1936, celebrates its 90th anniversary. Fortification, grape sugar and ageing help explain its sweet wines and distinguish them from dry reds.
Autumn garden: why you don’t need to cut everything back before winterA bare-looking plant may still be alive, while dry stems provide shelter. The right time to prune depends on the species and the plant’s condition.
BUFO in Alsace: why the green toad also frequents developed sitesQuarry ponds, retention basins and terrestrial areas: this amphibian’s needs are not limited to landscapes that appear natural.
Écopôle du Val d’Allier: how former gravel pits become habitatsReshaped banks, nesting rafts and species monitoring: restoring this site in Puy-de-Dôme requires work that continues beyond the initial improvements.