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Episode 3 (FR): La pollution des sols en Europe: menaces et solutions (opens the original)
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Invités : Virginie Derycke, ingénieure géochimiste, experte en sites et sols pollués au BRGM, le service géologique national, et Michel Chalot, professeur à l'université Marie et Louis Pasteur et chercheur spécialisé dans le développement des solutions basées sur la nature. Dans cet épisode, nous nous penchons sur l'une des menaces les plus pressantes, et souvent invisibles, qui pèsent sur nos sols : la pollution. La contamination des sols touche des millions d'hectares en Europe, des anciens si
Episode 3 (EN) - Polluted soils in Europe: Challenges and solutions (opens the original)
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Guests: Virginie Derycke, geochemical engineer and expert in contaminated sites and soils at BRGM, the French geological survey, and Michel Chalot, professor at the Université Marie et Louis Pasteur and researcher specialising in the development of nature-based solutions. In this episode, we turn to one of the most pressing and often invisible threats to our soils: pollution. Soil contamination affects millions of hectares across Europe, from former industrial sites and mining areas to agricultu
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