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How we’re taking the Mont-Blanc massif’s temperature
7 Sep 2021

How we’re taking the Mont-Blanc massif’s temperature

by Idaline Laigle | posted in: Research | 0

The network of temperature monitoring stations installed across the French Alps by CREA Mont-Blanc in 2006 is one of our oldest monitoring tools. After 15 years of hard work, we are evaluating our system and thinking about how it might … Continued

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Science sandwich #2 : Air quality: separating the facts from the fiction
3 Mar 2020

Science sandwich #2 : Air quality: separating the facts from the fiction

by Idaline Laigle | posted in: Behind the scenes, Research, Uncategorized | 0

On February 18th, Anne Lassman-Trapier, president of the local nonprofit, “Inspire” did a Science Sandwich on air quality in the Mont-Blanc region. She explained which pollutants are present in the valley and where they come from.  A summary of the … Continued

Climate, qualité de l'air, Science Sandwich
Science Sandwich : A la découverte du Monde sous nos pieds
23 Oct 2019

Science Sandwich : A la découverte du Monde sous nos pieds

by Idaline Laigle | posted in: Research | 0

Le sol est un milieu méconnu qui attire peu d’intérêt. Monde caché, petit, sale… Pourtant on estime que 80% de la biodiversité animale vit dans le sol. Et quelle diversité ! Diversité de couleur, de forme, de comportement, de stratégie … Continued

Science Sandwich, Sol vivant, Sol vivant
Sentinel Lakes: Scientists turn their attention to high-altitude Alpine lakes
13 May 2019

Sentinel Lakes: Scientists turn their attention to high-altitude Alpine lakes

by Idaline Laigle | posted in: Research, Research, Behind the scenes | 0

During April 30th’s Science Sandwich, Jean-Baptiste Bosson of ASTERS, a glaciologist by training and currently the coordinator of the Sentinel Lakes network, presented on the history and outlook for the Alp’s high-altitude lakes. Altitude lakes are rich and fragile ecosystems … Continued

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