What happened this month around the world in five news items: from identifying the most climate-sensitive areas to ultra-white paints to help combat global warming.
What happened around the world in April in five news items, for those interested in the environment, sustainability and ecological transition.
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A study has shown that the rate at which glaciers are melting actually increased between 2000 and 2019, partly due to global warming.
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Only 3 per cent of the surface of planet Earth can be considered untouched by human impact.
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An ultra-white acrylic paint has been developed that could be useful in reflecting sunlight and thus help combat global warming.
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The areas most sensitive to climate change and human impact in the forests of Central Africa have been identified.
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Last year, Europe recorded its warmest year since 1950.