Thanks to their zero marginal cost and priority for injection, intermittent renewable energies (EnRi) enjoy the greatest possible freedom to produce according to the whims of the weather, without concern
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In July 1850, in the bustling heart of Paris, Frédéric Bastiat published a work that would soon become a cornerstone of economic thought. Titled What Is Seen and What Is
As the world grapples with the twin challenges of hunger and climate change, Africa is turning to its agricultural past for solutions. Long-neglected indigenous crops, which promise better nutrition and
Public awareness about the importance of gut microbiome is on the rise, as new data and tools give increasingly tailored guidance for improved diets and nutrition with remarkable impacts on
As the 2025 edition of the World Economic Forum in Davos opens its doors on Monday, Swiss engineer and essayist Michel de Rougemont revisits a McKinsey report titled ‘The Hard
Animal disease outbreaks in this past year should serve as a stark warning to all Europeans. There is a growing threat to Europe – not only to animal welfare and
Curious about where the EU currently stands on regulating green biotechnology? For a comprehensive overview, dive into our exclusive three-way interview with Catherine Regnault-Roger*, Michel Thibier**, and Alain Toppan***, all
As Europe grapples with an ongoing energy crisis and seeks to move away from fossil fuels, investing in nuclear energy is a vital next step. Revolutionary Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)
The European Union is in the process of financing two research programs with public funds developing a new tillage tool intended, according to its designers, to “store atmospheric CO₂ in
“Reasons to be an Omnivore; for you and the planet”is the title of Juan Pascual’s book. This text offers an overview of all the questions related to the “human-animal” relationship.