On the mosquito front, several news are coming to us and they are not good, but we have reason to hope. First of all, as a result of global warming, the tiger mosquito is spreading in France. It is the vector of three diseases: dengue fever, chikungunya, and also zika, which are logically likely to … Read more
A person telecommuting (illustration). Credit: Unsplash/Magnet.me In the United States, Tulsa, the second largest city in the state of Oklahoma, offers move into her home in exchange for a grant of… $10,000! Or more than 9,000 euros. Tulsa is for people telecommuting for a company outside of Oklahoma. Everyone can therefore apply, as long as … Read more
In Bordeaux, from her hairdressing salon, Manon can clearly make out the charred door located about thirty meters from her window. Not really enough to reassure her: “Of course we are very afraid. We’re afraid to close, we’re afraid of everything that’s going to happen, of being gassed, it’s still quite violent. I don’t feel … Read more
Ecologist mayor Jeanne Barseghian in Strasbourg is preparing a “gender-sensitive” budget. In fact, it is quite simply preparing a more balanced budget which goes in the direction of greater equality between women and men. For example, providing childcare so that women can participate in neighborhood assemblies or invite pregnant women to workshops to help them … Read more
Living longer is good, living longer in good health is better! For the past few years, researchers have been exploring anything that could shorten that time interval in poor health before we die. Admit it: living to a certain age, in full health, and suddenly disappearing, that would be the dream. Unfortunately, in real life, … Read more
On the third day of this renewable strike, garbage collection is disrupted in several cities such as Nantes, Vallauris but also Paris or in certain districts, the trash cans are starting to pile up. Heavily swollen bags of rubbish are piling up, the green bins are overflowing with rubbish. At this stage, this strike is … Read more
If you are lucky enough to be on vacation in the mountains, be very careful. Skiing accidents increase with the lack of snow. And the emergency services are struggling to cope. At the southern hospital in Grenoble, we are even forced to transfer patients. Each day, dozens of ski injured pour in. “It is in … Read more
Francois Bougon is a journalist specializing in China and responsible for the international division of Médiapart, and it is in D-Day that he returns to the history of the Chine in the years 1980. He tells us that China was in the midst of economic and political “boiling”. “The 1980s are years when there is … Read more
Like her colleagues, Isabelle, a Franco-American teacher, wept. Everyone was in denial, the law seemed so unreal. But two weeks ago hiding all the books has become an obligation. She says: “I covered them, I put a sheet. There are a lot of emotions, sadness, frustration, anger. Many of us are scared of what this … Read more
Apple TV, Apple Music, AirPlay and HomeKit will beavailable in more than 100 countries and regions LIMA, February 03, 2023 — LG Electronics (LG) has announced the availability of the Apple TV app, Apple Music, AirPlay and HomeKit on its hub webOS in more than 100 countries and regions. Now, compatible smart TVs offer a … Read more