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An employment agency in Épernay under the former Pôle emploi nameJobs · Nov 11, 2026Youth unemployment: what the 21% rate in France measuresThe French unemployment rate for 15-24-year-olds stands at 21%. It applies to young people who are economically active, not the entire age group: the employment rate offers another perspective on their place in the workforce.Battery electricity storage installation at Reid Gardner, NevadaInnovation · Nov 11, 2026At Schuby, a battery to shift renewable electricityAt Schuby, a 238 MWh system is designed to store renewable electricity and feed it back into the grid. Its figures, financing and deployment conditions highlight both the potential and the limits of battery storage.The Pajaro River in CaliforniaClimate · Nov 11, 2026In Watsonville, Hope Village adapts accommodation to heat and floodingIn Watsonville, Hope Village provides accommodation for people experiencing homelessness in a 34-bed centre designed to better manage heat and flood risk. What insulation and raising buildings can achieve, and what they cannot guarantee.Common area at the Highland campus of Austin Community CollegeClimate · Nov 11, 2026Repurposing American suburban car parks: a climate lever with caveatsBy repurposing shopping centres, car parks and other already-developed sites, American local authorities are seeking to bring homes, services and transport closer together. The climate benefit will depend on the travel patterns and developments actually observed.A porcini mushroom in woodlandFood and dining · Nov 11, 2026Porcini: which preparation to choose and how to preserve your harvestPan-fried, velouté or slow-cooked stew: Landes chef François Castets’s ideas show how to adapt the preparation of porcini to their size and condition. Along with essential precautions for foraging and preservation.Snow-covered landscape in Luxembourg at duskSociety · Nov 11, 2026Wanteraktioun: night shelter at Findel to open from 13 NovemberWith cold weather forecast, the night shelter is once again opening earlier, on the evening of Friday 13 November. Key information on the winter service, its conditions and social support.A phone on a desk with an incoming callTechnology · Nov 11, 2026Fake LuxTrust call: how urgency leads to fraudA fake LuxTrust adviser can turn a fabricated alert into a series of seemingly secure actions. How to recognise the pressure, end the exchange and respond if you have handed over data or money.Gold objects from the Varna necropolis on display at the archaeological museumBasic science · Nov 11, 2026At Varna, the gold from the graves reveals a stratified prehistoric societyDiscovered in 1972, the Varna necropolis contains thousands of gold objects, graves of great disparity and symbolic tombs. What do these traces reveal about this prehistoric society?Artist’s impression of TRAPPIST-1 b and its starSpace · Nov 11, 2026TRAPPIST-1 b: JWST searches for signs of an atmosphereInfrared observations of TRAPPIST-1 b are consistent with a bare rocky surface or a more complex atmospheric scenario. Why can’t JWST yet decide between them?A geyser erupting amid Yellowstone’s hydrothermal formationsBasic science · Nov 10, 2026Supervolcanoes: what monitoring signals can predictEarthquakes, ground deformation and gas emissions help volcanologists monitor large volcanic systems. But detecting unusual activity is not the same as dating a super-eruption.View of the Olympus Mons volcano and its caldera on MarsSpace · Nov 10, 2026Olympus Mons: how Mars built a giant volcanoOlympus Mons owes its immense size to the gradual construction of a shield volcano. Its measurements, caldera and frost observed by probes reveal three distinct aspects of this Martian feature.The Dextre robot and Canadarm2 above the EarthSpace · Nov 10, 2026Astra: a robot assembles a section of a structure in orbitAstra assembled a section of an antenna in orbit, without completing the 1.4-metre reflector. A promising first demonstration, but still a long way from the giant structures being envisaged.
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