Actuality
Let us keep the carbon, for next glacial age! It is a point of view at least original. A Danish researcher explains that it is necessary to keep reservations of hydrocarbons to struggle against next glacial age.
In Geophysical research letters of February 11th, 2009, Gary Shaffer, the University of Copenhagen, itemises his calculations and envisages that a climatic warming of five degrees in one -
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Do they risk tomorrow dying of thirst? The cast iron of glaciers, pollutions of river, ground waters: are they really threatened? Length: 60’. © Breathing of Enghien
Pathologies linked to pollution
The congress of Breathing 2007 Enghien was held from 9 till 11 November. The doctor Claude Gaborit, president of the medical society of Enghien, recalls consequences to the health of the air pollution there. Length: 8 ’19". © Breathing of Enghien
Air pollution, which is responsible?
A debate with Corinne Lepage, ancient Minister of the Environment, lawyer and president of Cape 21. Lasted 20 ’27". © Breathing of Enghien.
How is it possible to make to become a “homosexual durabilis”? A politician, an economist, an environmentalist, a journalist and an informed scientist guide us. Debate. Length: 82 ’. © Science Frontières.
The Earth makes us the blow of breakdown And it risks costing a lot, because the oil is a very profitable energy. A litre of this precious liquid would be equivalent in two days by working man The industry of the plastic gets ready to face up the rarefaction of the black gold. Length: 104’. © Science Frontières.
Engines with Hydrogen, energy of fusion, wind, solar, geothermics What future for these energy sources? Are they besides clean really? Experts' words. Length: 69’. © Science Frontières.
Do they risk tomorrow dying of hunger? Does the surexploitation of seas, from lands, really jeopardise our feeding? Would the spiruline be the ultimate cure against hunger in the world? Debate. Length: 73’. © Science Frontières
Argonimaux unites the scientists and the general public around the monitoring by satellite of the migrations of polar animals. Operation was thrown as part of exhibition “Explorer of seas” in Trocadéro. Length: 3 ’07". © CNES
Nature overflows with intelligence. Besides if you confront that of Boris Cyrulnik, very animal, with that of Jean - Mary Pelt, very plant, it gives pink sparks and very intimate debate. Length: 70’. © Science Frontières
«The world changes» as sang it made Bob Dylan En, a new man must be born to fit to the ongoing changes which are cultural, economic and environmental at the same time. Debate with Sylvain Augier, Loïc Fauchon, Mark Jolivet, Kent, Yves Paccalet, Jean - Mary Pelt, André Picot and Pascal Picq. Length: 120’. © Science Frontières.
Through a meeting with the makers of documentaries and writers Natacha Calestrémé and Michèle Decouste, leave to the discovery of the women and of the men who dedicate their life to the protection of biodiversity. Length: 103’. © Science Frontières
In the 24th Festival Science Borders, zoom lens on the stand of Recyclodrome which gives us proof that the objects which were intended for the waste reception centre can have a second life. Length: 2 ’21". © Science Frontières / TerreTv
The water, this has such a common air But without her, no life. And yet this liquid wealth exhausts itself, having threatened by pollution and dryness. Economise, clean up, recycle: let us explore solutions to save her. Length: 119’ © Science Frontières.
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