{"data":{"allFeedVeille":{"nodes":[{"title":"Eau potable dans la Vienne : l'impossible équation pour se débarrasser du chlorothalonil, un fongicide","creator":"","pubDate":"Wed, 13 Sep 2023 09:19:42 +0000","contentSnippet":"Le syndicat Eaux de Vienne alerte sur la difficulté de traiter la problématique de la présence du chlorothalonil dans l'eau potable. Face à ce résidu de fongicide, interdit d'utilisation depuis 2020, il affirme être \"sans solutions\".","link":"https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/environnement/eau-potable-dans-la-vienne-l-impossible-equation-pour-se-debarrasser-du-chlorothalonil-un-fongicide-7540716#xtor=RSS-145","enclosure":{"length":"1337","type":"image/jpeg","url":"https://www.francebleu.fr/s3/cruiser-production/2023/09/62c23e91-be25-4ab8-acae-15e5cc19b623/920x517_sc_sc_832329-0lxy6jq38h-whr.jpg"}},{"title":"Air pollution speeds progression of lung diseases, UK study finds","creator":"Gary Fuller","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 11:24:49 +0000","contentSnippet":"Study adds to growing evidence that health harm from air pollution accumulates through our lifetimes\nA study of more than 250,000 people in the UK has shown how air pollution speeds up the progression of lung disease.\nMore air pollution in people’s home neighbourhoods led to a greater probability of developing one lung illness and then to increased likelihood of multiple illnesses and death. This adds to growing evidence that the health harm from air pollution accumulates through our lifetime.\n Continue reading...","link":"https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/11/air-pollution-speeds-progression-of-lung-diseases-uk-study-finds","enclosure":null},{"title":"Return of El Niño raises risk of hunger, drought and malaria, scientists warn","creator":"Ajit Niranjan European environment correspondent","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 11:24:02 +0000","contentSnippet":"Hot natural weather pattern will exacerbate heat-related dangers brought about by climate crisis\nThe return of El Niño against the backdrop of the climate crisis will hurt people’s health in many parts of the world, scientists have warned.\nThe hot natural weather pattern is back after three years of its cooler sister, La Niña, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirmed last month. As it grows stronger, scientists fear it will raise the risk in some countries of hunger, drought and malaria.\n Continue reading...","link":"https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/10/return-of-el-nino-raises-risk-of-hunger-drought-and-malaria-scientists-warn","enclosure":null},{"title":"‘An utter disgrace’: 90% of England’s most precious river habitats blighted by raw sewage and farming pollution","creator":"Jon Ungoed-Thomas and Maximilian Jenz","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 11:23:06 +0000","contentSnippet":"Observer investigation reveals the shocking state of the country’s protected freshwater sites of special scientific interest\nMore than 90% of freshwater habitats on England’s most precious rivers are in unfavourable condition, blighted by farming pollution, raw sewage and water abstraction, an Observer investigation reveals.\nNone of the approximately 40 rivers with protected habitats in England are in overall good health, according to an analysis of government inspection reports. These include the River Avon in Hampshire, the Wensum in Norfolk and the Eden in Cumbria.\n Continue reading...","link":"https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/12/an-utter-disgrace-90-of-englands-most-precious-river-habitats-blighted-by-raw-sewage-and-farming-pollution","enclosure":null},{"title":"The summer food went weird: searing heat reshapes US food production","creator":"Cecilia Nowell","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 11:06:44 +0000","contentSnippet":"From wilting wheat to stressed pollinators, US farmers and fishermen see unexpected climate effects\nThis week, farmers across the midwest are preparing for temperatures to reach 115F (46C) as a heat dome covers the region. After a tricky growing season – that seesawed between drought and unseasonably heavy rains – many midwestern farmers worry the extreme heat will scorch, or at least stunt, their already struggling crops.\nTo say it’s been a hot summer would be an understatement. According to Nasa scientists, July was the hottest month ever recorded. Off the coast of Florida, surface ocean temperatures soared over 101F, bleaching coral reefs. In Arizona, Phoenix residents sweated through a record 31 consecutive days above 110F. Even animals that spend much of their time in the sky, like birds, struggled to keep cool in the sweltering heat.\n Continue reading...","link":"https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/sep/02/farming-food-supply-climate-change-drought-rain","enclosure":null},{"title":"La hausse du nombre de mouches noires, insectes mordeurs, inquiète l'Espagne","creator":"Anne-Sophie Tassart","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 10:56:19 +0000","contentSnippet":"En Espagne, les mouches noires se multiplient à cause de la hausse des températures. Leurs morsures peuvent causer des allergies.","link":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/animaux/arthropodes/la-mouche-noire-inquiete-l-espagne_173041?xtor=RSS-26","enclosure":{"length":"1337","type":"image/jpeg","url":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/assets/img/2023/08/08/cover-r4x3w1200-64d219b8cad5e-sipa-51205231-000002.jpg"}},{"title":"Naguère destination estivale, le lac irakien d'Habbaniyah est devenu une \"mare\"","creator":"AFP","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 10:50:02 +0000","contentSnippet":"Foi de commerçant, Mohammed n'avait jamais vu un été aussi désastreux: la sécheresse qui rudoie l'Irak a considérablement réduit la taille du jadis majestueux lac Habbaniyah, dont les eaux saumâtres tiennent aujourd'hui à distance des estivants autrefois ravis d'y trouver un peu de fraîcheur. \nBouées, épuisettes, t-shirts. Mohammed a sorti ses meilleurs articles sur le pas de sa boutique, située à quelques dizaines de mètres du lac.","link":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/nature-environnement/naguere-destination-estivale-le-lac-irakien-d-habbaniyah-est-devenu-une-mare_173126?xtor=RSS-15","enclosure":{"length":"1337","type":"image/jpeg","url":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/assets/img/2023/08/14/cover-r4x3w1200-64d99cb29eafd-8afb6db2941c99ef2e642b2d0ed800a842bf5435-jpg.jpg"}},{"title":"Japon: le rejet de l'eau de Fukushima a commencé, la Chine renforce ses restrictions","creator":"AFP","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 10:45:58 +0000","contentSnippet":"Le Japon a commencé jeudi à rejeter en mer de l'eau issue de la centrale nucléaire accidentée de Fukushima, malgré les inquiétudes de ses pêcheurs et une vive opposition de Pékin, qui a immédiatement renforcé ses restrictions commerciales vis-à-vis de Tokyo. \nPékin a dénoncé jeudi une action \"égoïste et irresponsable\" de Tokyo et a suspendu toutes ses importations de produits de la mer japonais, en invoquant \"la sécurité alimentaire\".  \nEn juillet, la Chine avait déjà interdit l'importation de denrées de dix départements japonais, dont celui de Fukushima, et Hong Kong et Macao ont pris des mesures similaires plus tôt cette semaine.","link":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/nature-environnement/eaux-de-fukushima-jour-j-pour-le-rejet-en-mer-controverse_173330?xtor=RSS-15","enclosure":{"length":"1337","type":"image/jpeg","url":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/assets/img/2023/08/24/cover-r4x3w1200-64e6fa93249b4-e72a27d4f2e4a090595059638525cf3338701373-jpg.jpg"}},{"title":"En Alsace, \"la capitale de la choucroute\" craint pour ses choux","creator":"AFP","pubDate":"Tue, 05 Sep 2023 10:42:26 +0000","contentSnippet":"Précipitations en baisse et coûts de production en hausse: en Alsace, la capitale autoproclamée de la choucroute s'inquiète pour ses choux, assoiffés par le changement climatique. \nA une vingtaine de kilomètres au sud de Strasbourg, Krautergersheim la bien nommée (\"Kraut\" signifie \"chou\" dans les langues germaniques), déroule ses champs de choux à choucroute au pied des Vosges. \nLe village de 1.700 habitants s'enorgueillit d'une fontaine surmontée d'un chou vert.","link":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/nature-environnement/en-alsace-la-capitale-de-la-choucroute-craint-pour-ses-choux_173559?xtor=RSS-15","enclosure":{"length":"1337","type":"image/jpeg","url":"https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/assets/img/2023/09/01/cover-r4x3w1200-64f1555e645e9-0c2a9500a3f4883001f8a502795520c29542906d-jpg.jpg"}}]}}}