Le Charbon
Le charbon est une roche sédimentaire combustible, riche en carbone, de couleur noire ou marron foncé, formée à partir de la dégradation partielle de la matière organique des végétaux. Il est exploité dans des mines, appelées charbonnages. Souvent appelé houille, il était autrefois appelé charbon de terre en opposition au charbon de bois. Source : wikipedia
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Kim Holzmann
Using a field experiment, we measured the heat tolerance of insects across many different groups. This is important because most previous studies either combine inconsistent datasets or focus on a single species. Our goal was to understand how entire insect communities respond to heat. We looked at a large variety of insects, such as flies, bees, beetles, butterflies and grasshoppers, to name just a few. We found that many are likely to face dangerous levels of heat stress. This was true even under conservative assumptions, including the possibility that species move into cooler habitats.
