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African herbaria: plant archives that remain underused
Millions of dried plants document centuries of biodiversity. Digitizing them is becoming urgent, but it also raises questions of control.
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Science When hunger eats away at attention and meets memory
Dietary restriction captures attention and makes decisions heavier, while associative memory begins to change from middle age onward.
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Does burying cotton underwear really reveal soil health?
The underwear test mainly measures biological activity in soil. Useful and striking, it cannot alone assess fertility, pollution or drought...
Consommation
Cadmium in pasta: how much can you eat without overdoing it?
Cadmium in pasta: calculate a weekly amount based on your weight and see how to reduce exposure without cutting pasta out completely.
Politique
France's pension reform: the real record from 2023 to 2026
France's pension reform: actual retirement age, senior employment, public finances and the partial suspension planned from September 2026.
Actualités
In China, Falling Births Also Tell a Success Story
China’s falling birth rate tells less of failure than of a modernization paradox: greater female autonomy, fewer children.
Sportive
UTMB 2026: why women are closing the gap with men in ultra
UTMB 2026: women-men performance figures, registration barriers and concrete levers to increase female participation.
Science
Hunger taxes our attention long before it exhausts our willpower
Restriction does not only mobilize the body: hunger can capture attention and reveal the hidden mental cost of prolonged self-control.
Consommation
Atmospheric water generator: miracle or gimmick in France?
Atmospheric water generator: real output, cost per liter and limits in the French climate compared with tap and bottled water.
Economique
French savings rate: high, but Livret A is losing ground
The French savings rate remains high, but the Livret A at 1.50% no longer covers official inflation or the energy shock.
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