LE SUPPLÉMENT DU SAMEDI Érosion côtière au Bé...

 Matières premières et énergie nucléaire au sommaire de ce supplément. Dans la première partie, les gisements de fer des monts du Simandou pourraient marquer un tournant décisif pour l'économie guinéenne. En deuxième partie, direction la France, avec Pauline Gleize qui nous expli ...  Show more

Turquie et Gabon au sommaire du Grand reportage du supplément du samedi. Dans la première partie, le Gabon aux urnes pour l'élection présidentielle le samedi 12 avril 2025. En deuxième partie, direction la Turquie, pour le reportage de Céline Pierre-Magnani, nous revenons sur la ...  Show more

We know that to keep our climate safe we need to stop burning fossil fuels and move to renewables. But how? Leading scientists and government delegates have been asking that question this week at a gathering in South Korea. Perhaps inspiration can be found in Tromso, in the Norwe ...  Show more

“People can’t go to work, can’t cook. We aren’t even sure if the water that’s brought in by trucks is clean. Enough is enough.” Residents of the Eastern Cape province of South Africa have been dealing with water shortages for months. A long drought and ageing infrastructure are b ...  Show more

In the early days of its war on Ukraine, Russia cut off gas supplied to most of Europe, plunging the continent into the most severe energy crisis in decades.

Soaring prices have put some European leaders on the defensive over their support of Ukraine in the war as they n ...

As Earth's climate warms, more ice is melting near the poles. And that is a huge driver of sea level rise around the globe. But some coastal communities are threatened by this more than others.Places like the Gulf coast of Texas, for example, are feeling the impact of melting ice ...  Show more