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How can French people’s savings be mobilised for a civic purpose?
Household savings accumulated during lockdowns could be used to finance cooperatives or positive-impact projects
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Joséphine d'Yquem: an entrepreneurial woman of the 19th century and the creator of a legendary…
A recent book recounts the life of Joséphine d'Yquem, a woman who was thrust into the role of managing a small family vineyard, but who managed to innovate and turn it into the very symbol of luxury.
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In Rezé, residents, researchers and elected representatives listen to the sounds of the city
In Rezé (Loire-Atlantique area), the “SonoRezé” project brings together scientists, elected representatives and residents to diagnose the sound environment in the town. The aim is to involve local residents in noise management.
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One-third of French people have a negative image of marketing
According to a survey, marketing is associated with terms with negative connotations. But it serves two legitimate functions: informing consumers and transforming markets.
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Health effects of wind turbine noise: fact or fiction?
The development of wind farms in recent years has been accompanied by a debate about the potential noise pollution caused by these installations. What do we know about this?
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Air pollution: effective but imbalanced low-emission zones in France
Despite their relative effectiveness, these measures are unequal and do not respond to the need to revolutionise urban development.
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