Obligations of employers In Article L4121-1 of the Labor Code, “The employer takes necessary measures to ensure the safety of employees and protect their physical and mental health.” As recalled in a note published on the website of the Ministry of Labor and updated on Monday, it “must launch an organization and means adapted to … Read more
Number hunting accidents started to rise slightly again last year, mainly due to an increase in self-harm, but the 20-year trend clearly continues to decline, particularly fatal accidents This was reported by the French Biodiversity Office (OFB) on Thursday. In the 2023/24 season, 97 hunting accidents (‘any bodily injury caused by a firearm as part … Read more
First, there is the heavily criticized method. The CCI of Bordeaux-Gironde and its president, Patrick Seguin, did not like the unilateral announcement made by Bordeaux City Hall and the State through the Grand Port of Bordeaux (GPMB), A project to relocate a cruise ship in Bordeaux : By 2030 they will be on the right … Read more
For many years, while working as a physical education teacher at Crepes in Bordeaux, Michel Barjou worked to promote the sites of the Pays de Lauz… Michel Barjou worked for many years to promote the sites of the Pays de Lauz while working as a physical education teacher in Crepes in Bordeaux. Twice a year, … Read more
Spain’s ambition to become a major producer of “green” hydrogen – seen as a key part of Europe’s transition away from fossil fuels – has moved a step closer to reality with the approval of significant state aid by the EU. European Commission competition officials have given the green light to 1.2 billion euros in … Read more
A tanker carrying 1.4 million liters of oil has started to leak after it sank in Manila Bay, the Philippine coastguard said on Saturday as it tried to prevent an environmental disaster. The Philippine-flagged MT Terra Nova sank in heavy weather on Thursday morning, killing one crew member and threatening one of the worst oil … Read more
Australia tops the medal table, while France ends Fiji’s dominance in rugby sevens. The medal ceremony at the Paris Olympics began on the fourth day of the event, following Friday’s massive opening ceremony on the River Seine. Australia currently leads the medal table with the United States (5), followed by France (4), who won their … Read more
SOn the wide entrance road to the Gavarnie cirque, things get tougher under the hot seasonal sun. On the climb bordering the very young Gave de Pau, the whistling of a marmot has less chance of drowning out the roar of the flood than the whining of increasingly less airy children. The ride is easy, … Read more
Heavy rains in Paris on Friday and Saturday worsened the river’s water quality, with “values ​​still above acceptable levels” in “certain places” along the route, according to the latest analysis. A press release on Tuesday morning. Two “familiarization” exercises on the River Seine scheduled for Sunday and Monday had already been canceled due to pollution. … Read more
«We looked at each other like porcelain dogs all our lives. I saw him grow faster than me. We looked at each other. It touches me to know that he will become an empty shell. I feel a little sad. It’s strange how we spend our lives building opposition and then at some point we … Read more
The worst is still in Africa. Record drought who is there anymore destroyed crops throughout southern Africa, causes millions of people to starve and the UN, which prompted five countries to declare a national disaster, is now entering its worst phase. The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) says it expects the number of people … Read more
Not sure what to do about the climate crisis? Community action is essential, says the Climate Majority Project. “When people ask me: ‘What can I do as an individual for the climate?’ “Don’t be an individual, work with others,” says Rupert Reid, co-director of the Climate Multiplicity Project. Statistics show that the vast majority of … Read more