Jean Jouzel

En Norvège, le ministre de l'Énergie a inauguré officiellement ce 26 septembre la première usine au monde de transport et de stockage transfrontalier de CO2 à Øygarden, près de Bergen (ouest de la Norvège). 1,5 million de tonnes de CO2 par an. L'installation qui fait la fierté de la Norvège est baptisée « Northern Lights » (« aurores boréales » en anglais). Elle est constituée d'un terminal de réception de CO2, de pipelines par lesquels circulera ce CO2 et d'installations sous-marines où il sera stocké.

The focus of the opening day of the 17th session of the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF17) was a High-Level Roundtable on the UNFF response to, role in, and expectations from forest-related multilateral developments. Members of the Forum also started providing updates on their actions in support of the three UNFF thematic priorities for 2021-2022; these will continue on Tuesday.

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LEDs used in streetlights typically emit white light, while sodium lamps have a characteristic yellow glow – as seen in the picture below. This change in the colour of artificial light is predicted to have major consequences for wildlife.

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