1. Changement climatique : à la croisée des disciplines et des enjeux globaux

In this video (10'00), Jean-Charles Hourcade, director of research at the CNRS and director of studies at EHESS, discusses the necessary reorientation of savings to finance the low-carbon transition

In this video (10'36), Michel Aglietta, Emeritus Professor of Economics at Paris Ouest-Nanterre University, discusses the financing of the low carbon transition. After discussing the economic risks

Dans cette vidéo (10'00), Jean-Charles Hourcade, directeur de recherche au CNRS et directeur d’études à l'EHESS, discute de la nécessaire réorientation de l'épargne pour financer la transition bas

Dans cette vidéo (10'36), Michel Aglietta, professeur émérite en économie à l’université Paris Ouest-Nanterre, évoque le financement de la transition bas carbone. Après avoir évoqué les risques

Omer Chouinard discusses about the risks that the climate change can cause for the food security of the world population. He highlights some leads that should enable to reduce these environmental

Jean-Paul Vanderlinden talks about the relation between scientists and decision-makers. He shows how this interface works and, in the climate field, he highlights several strategies to increase the co

Jean-François Guégan talks about the consequences of climate change on the infectious risk for human populations. He shows that temperature and pluviometry fluctuations are linked to the activity of

Guillaume Simonet discusses about the emergence of an idea of adaptation to the climate change for populations and states, and he shows how we try to reach it. Then he underlines the interest in

Gaël Giraud talks about the relation between climate change and development. He evokes the economic tools that have to be implemented to convince and to help the southern countries, which are

Augustin Colette evidences the relations between the air quality, which is very concerning in terms of public health, and the climate change. He discusses about the societal trajectories that should

Jean-Paul Vanderlinden explains what is the interdisciplinarity and very concretely shows why such an approach is necessary when we are interested in the climate evolution. He gives examples of

Sylvie Joussaume highlights the interaction between the climate change, environmental changes and societal changes. She underlines the importance to resort to study and decision methods that are based