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The Chair read for you The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson

…supplying it with energy. Regenerative agriculture techniques, supported by technology (digital modelling of agriculture, the “Internet of animals”, etc.) make it possible to feed the country, while preserving biodiversity and…

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The Chair read for you Transitions électriques, ce que l’Europe et les marchés n’ont pas su vous dire by Jean-Pierre Hansen and Jacques Percebois.

…as much as double between France and Germany, whose massive public support for renewable energies was reflected in the bills in the form of taxes. Finally, as a last part,…

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The Chair read for you Le climat après la fin du mois by Christian Gollier

…such as “the elites talk about the end of the world, when we talk about the end of the month” or “end of the world, end of the month, same…

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Et si le changement climatique nous aidait à sortir de la crise ?

…(AAA) et l’Euro : leur réussite conditionne directement le niveau de vie et l’emploi. Dans les débats politiques, l’économique et le social ont envahi tout l’espace. Exception qui confirme la

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The Chair read for you Culture Écologique by Pierre Charbonnier

…to displace them. The critique of the capitalist production model highlights parallels between socio-economic struggles and the impoverishment of the relationship between humans and the natural world. For example, an…

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The Chair read for you African Economy 2021 by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD)

…differences between regions and between the economic structure of countries. Except for Egypt (+3.5%), which was able to rely on the strength of its domestic market and thanks to adequate…

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The Chair read for you The Weirdest People in the World by Joseph Henrich

…especially to secure one’s land. Individually, agriculture was not better for people (people got less nutritional benefits, were sicker and died younger), but institutional reproduction was easier. This allowed farming…

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The Chair read for you Energies renouvelables en Afrique subsaharienne by C. Kapseu, N. Djongyang, G. Elambo Nkeng, M. Petsoko and D. Ayuk Mbi Egbe

…on the African region. Also known as green energy or clean energy, renewable energy refers to forms of energy that come from non-exhaustible natural sources: the sun, wind, heat from…