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Flooding: preparing for autumn in LuxembourgThe inondations.lu portal has been revamped after a dry summer. Forecasts, maps and building protection address different needs.
Industry in France: less energy, but what gain?France’s 2025 review distinguishes between consumption, intensity and prices. Three measures are needed to understand a fall without too quickly attributing it to a cause.
Ozone: two years, two findingsA favourable assessment for 2025, a large area in September 2026: reports on Antarctica do not contradict each other. They measure different periods.
Fresh water: reserves are dwindlingThe WMO’s 2025 global assessment describes river flows that are often below normal and a sustained decline in reserves. Two phenomena that should be distinguished.
Teachers: recognition is also measured by day-to-day workOn 5 October 2026, UNESCO puts teachers’ status at the heart of World Teachers’ Day. Recognition, autonomy and material resources provide three points of discussion.
Oceans: what August’s heat record measuresCopernicus recorded an average of 21,07 °C at the ocean surface outside the polar regions in August 2026. This record, shared with March 2024, is based on ERA5; other datasets do not give it the same ranking.
Fit 4 Scale: growing beyond the start-up phaseFive companies make up the first cohort of the Luxembourg programme. Their appearance at Nexus highlights the challenges of scaling up, without in itself constituting evidence of growth.
Climate: the small reference point that gives the figure meaningA temperature anomaly is a difference from a reference. To understand a climate chart, you also need to look at the period and the territory concerned.
El Niño 2026–2027: reading the forecast at the right scaleThe WMO expects El Niño to strengthen and persist until February. This global climate signal does not, on its own, describe the winter in store for Luxembourg.
European forests: hectares don’t tell the whole storyA satellite study distinguishes the area affected from the biomass lost. This difference changes how damage is interpreted, without providing a complete carbon balance.
Climate Plan: a specific idea is better than a big sloganThe capital is also inviting people who work or study there, or visit regularly, to take part. Here’s how to prepare a useful contribution.
At Bech-Kleinmacher, the trees open a book on climateThe Bamléierpad brings together more than 300 trees beside the Moselle. This educational trail offers a chance to discover their diversity and observe the species, without claiming to provide a universal recipe for future planting.