Les choses ne sont pas aussi terribles qu’elles en ont l’air.

In Sardinia, 15 restaurants will ask families to put away phones during a one-month pilot led by the island’s children’s ombudsman. Staff will offer games and drawing materials designed with pediatricians to prompt conversation, testing whether public settings can help parents manage children’s screen

Sardinian restaurants test phone-free family dining

Sardinian restaurants test phone-free family dining

29 octobre 2026

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Sardinian restaurants test phone-free family dining

30 mars 2026

L’Europe s’unit pour bâtir des logements durables et abordables

EU lawmakers have launched a bold blueprint to transform housing across the continent by cutting red tape and boosting green construction. This proactive European strategy mobilizes vital investment and innovation, ensuring families from Lisbon to Warsaw gain access to high-quality, stable, and modern living spaces.

30 mars 2026

Le football féminin prend son envol et unit la Somalie

A vibrant movement in Somalia is transforming the sports landscape as women embrace football in a country where even men were forbidden to play not too long ago. From just 80 players in 2024, the female football league has surged to 600 athletes across 10 teams.

30 mars 2026

Royaume-Uni essaie la distribution gratuite de l’électricité verde surplus

The United Kingdom is turning breezy days into a win for citizens by offering free electricity when wind production peaks and the grid can't handle the excess power production. Instead of pausing turbines, this creative approach rewards neighbors of wind farms with clean, cost-free energy, fueling a sustainable future while lowering household bills.

30 mars 2026

L’IA cartographie les surplus pour sauver 500 000 repas

30 mars 2026

Un million de citoyens tracent les routes invisibles du ciel

Over a million volunteers across 56 countries have mapped the sky’s invisible highways, revealing critical habitats for migratory birds. This massive citizen-led effort provides vital data to protect these aerial routes, ensuring that millions of winged travelers find safe havens throughout their global journeys.

30 mars 2026

L’harmonie de la nature : les fleurs se synchronisent aux insectes

Flowers use a sophisticated internal clock to coordinate their blooming and scent with the arrival of specific insects. This genetic precision ensures that plants across the globe maximize their reproduction by attracting pollinators at exactly the right moment, showcasing the incredible intelligence of our natural world.

23 mars 2026

Minecraft World : L’aventure cubique débarque près de Londres

The iconic universe of Minecraft is leaping from the screen into reality with the 2027 opening of Minecraft World at Chessington, near London. This $66 million project features the first-ever Minecraft coaster and immersive biomes, creating a joyful space for families to explore and craft together.

23 mars 2026

L’Allemagne lance une alliance pour un recrutement mondial équitable

A new partnership in Germany is setting a global standard by ensuring the ethical and fair recruitment of skilled professionals from abroad. By focusing on transparent pathways and mutual benefit, this initiative strengthens the economy while providing talented workers from around the world with secure and welcoming careers.

21 mars 2026

Les rhinocéros retrouvent les plaines sauvages de l’Ouganda

The majestic white rhino is roaming the grasslands of Kidepo Valley National Park once again, marking a historic victory for Ugandan wildlife conservation. Through a state-of-the-art sanctuary featuring solar water systems and advanced monitoring, these iconic giants now have a safe and thriving home to flourish.

21 mars 2026

La lumière incandescente devient une source d’énergie durable

Engineers at Fourth Power in the USA are transforming energy storage by using white-hot molten tin to move heat into carbon blocks. This brilliant system uses light-harvesting cells to turn heat back into electricity with record efficiency, ensuring that renewable power remains available for everyone, day or night.

21 mars 2026

Des yeux imprimés sur l’embalage protège les en-cas de plage.

Innovative research shows that food containers featuring large printed eyes successfully deter seagulls from snatching meals, using their own instincts to keep our snacks safe. Eye-like markings have been used before to exclude birds from certain areas, such as keeping seabirds out of fishing nets and raptors out of airports.

21 mars 2026

Les papillons monarques prospèrent et leur nombre grimpe au Mexique

Mexico's forests are glowing with orange wings as monarch butterfly populations increased by 35% this season. This vibrant recovery across the oyamel fir sanctuaries shows that dedicated local conservation and habitat protection are working beautifully, ensuring these iconic travelers continue their amazing journey.

21 mars 2026

Un nanodispositif pourrait réduire de 70% l’énergie de l’IA

Researchers have created a nanoelectronic device that uses switching currents about a million times lower than conventional designs, reducing energy use in AI hardware by up to 70%. Inspired by the human brain, it performs reliably across thousands of cycles and can store data for about a day, pointing to more efficient computing.

21 mars 2026

Le tabagisme aux États-Unis passe sous les 10% pour la première fois

A major US study of more than 32,600 adults shows smoking fell to 9.9% in 2024, down from 10.8% in 2023, marking the first single-digit rate on record. If this steady decline continues, the country is on track to meet or even surpass its Healthy People 2030 goal of reducing adult smoking to 6.1%.

21 mars 2026

Une plante aquatique réduit les antibiotiques dans l’eau et les poissons

In Brazil’s Piracicaba River, researchers found antibiotic residues building up in fish, but also identified a natural solution. The common aquatic plant Salvinia auriculata reduced contamination and genetic damage, pointing to a low-cost, nature-based way to improve water quality where advanced treatment is not feasible.

21 mars 2026

Une nouvelle espèce d’oiseau enrichit le patrimoine du Japon

Researchers in Japan have identified a hidden bird species, revealing that the Ijima's Leaf Warbler actually consists of two distinct groups. This breakthrough, powered by advanced DNA analysis, showcases how modern science protects biodiversity by ensuring every unique creature is recognized and supported within its own specific ecosystem.

21 mars 2026

Les Emmy adoptent un tapis rouge sans fourrure dès septembre

The Emmy Awards will introduce a fur-free red carpet from September, becoming the first major awards show to take this step. The rule applies to both Creative Arts and Primetime ceremonies, with guests informed in advance and asked to remove animal fur before entry, setting a clear new industry standard.

21 mars 2026

Le monde atteint un record d’installations solaires et éolienne

New global energy data shows 814 gigawatts of wind and solar capacity were installed in 2025, a 17% increase from the year before. Total capacity has now surpassed 4 terawatts worldwide. Solar is driving most of the growth, with nearly four gigawatts added for every one gigawatt of wind, accelerating the shift to clean electricity.