Lisette Ibanez, Director of Research at INRAE and member of the CEE-M, took part in the Sani’Terre, podcast entitled “Environnement et animaux : nos relations et biais comportementaux” (Environment and animals: our relationships and behavioral biases) put forward by the CIRAD and “Les petits débrouillards de la Réunion” association. Podcast presentation: The environment has become […]
A new article co-authored by Antoine Leblois (CEE-M) and Pauline Castaing (World Bank) has just been published in The Conversation website: The Great Green Wall, a bulwark against food insecurity? (in french : “Grâce à la Grande muraille verte, une meilleure qualité de vie dans le Sahel ?” ) While large-scale impact assessments are still […]
The communication service of the University of Montpellier has just opened a podcast channel, Lum Lu, that provides an audio version in French of some articles published in the Lum magazine. The article “Quand la mer monte” (“When the sea rises“), published in the December 2022 issue, includes a contribution from Hélène Rey-Valette on the […]
A new article co-authored by Antoine Leblois (member of the CEE-M), Philippe Delacote (BETA) and Giulia Vaglietti (BETA) has just been published on The Conversation website : How droughts affect deforestation ? (Comment les sécheresses influent sur la déforestation ?) This article, in french, details the nature of the significant impacts of extreme weather events, […]
This video produced by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) sheds light on the study supported by the REECAP network (Research Network on Economic Experiments for the Common Agricultural Policy) for which three CEE-M members contributed (Douadia Bougherara, Sophie Thoyer and Marc Willinger). This study describes a behavioural experiment involving 1,430 farmers, that aimed at […]
Sophie Thoyer, research professor at CEEM, gave an interview (in French) on France Culture radio on 2 January regarding the new CAP which has come into force on 1 January 2023. Listen to the podcast on the France Culture websit >>>.
Marc Willinger, member of the CEE-M, is the co-author, along with five other researchers, of an article published on 17 October on the Le Monde website, entitled: “Public decision-makers must be able to trigger the necessary progress by raising support rather than opposition” (in french). The six signatories call on public authorities to take into […]
Scientists from Bangor University in the UK and the Centre for Environmental Economics – Montpellier (CEE-M) have examined the case of the Ambatovy mining site in Madagascar, which claims to be a leader in sustainable mining. Their independent study, published in March 2022 in Nature Sustainability, suggests, with a few nuances, that this strategy would have […]
” How do you measure a concept as obscure as biodiversity? Indicators are one way to do so. But the economists Pierre Courtois (research professor at CEE-M), Charles Figuières, and Chloé Mulier reveal that these may not all lead to the same result.” Read new post From Protecting Nature to Protecting Biodiversity: A History of […]
Invited by France Culture to take part in a special session of the “Le Temps du débat” radio programme entitled “Can the new CAP be greener?”, Sophie Thoyer explained how the new CAP is being implemented in the Member States. Listen to the podcast Jean-Michel Salles was invited to a show co-produced by Radio […]