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Philippe Allienne

Philippe Allienne

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Editor-in-Chief, Liberte hebdo

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Human Rights , Politics , Media , Migrations

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Total articles 2

  • Advanced Materials Shaping the Future of Carbon Capture

    By Hyejin Kim, Philippe Allienne| Industrial Machinery Digest Verified Several industries, such as power generation, chemicals, iron, and steel, have a carbon problem. The imperative to reduce carbon emissions has become more pressing than ever, as the regulatory bodies around the world set ambitious targets, timelines, and mandates, such as carbon taxes and emissions trading, to curb carbon emissions. Simultaneously, these hard-to-abate industries need to grapple with the steadily rising demand for energy that hinges on conventional carbon-emitting fossil fuels.

    By Hyejin Kim, Philippe Allienne · Industrial Machinery Digest

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Il n'y a pas de crise migratoire, mais il y a une crise de notre humanité

    By Philippe Allienne| Liberte hebdo@ Accueil  >  Idées  >  L’édito Le drame qui a coûté la vie à 650 exilés, le 14 juin au large des côtes grecques, est décrit comme l’un des plus important de la dernière décennie dans toute la Méditerranée. Le petit bateau de pêche transportait 750 personnes, dont sans doute une centaine d’enfants, qui avaient embarqué cinq jours plus tôt sur la côte nord-est de la Libye. Ils étaient syriens, égyptiens, pakistanais, palestiniens. Ils ont été transportés dans des conditions épouvantables.

    By Philippe Allienne · Liberte hebdo

    Jun. 23, 2023

  • Advanced Materials Shaping the Future of Carbon Capture

    By Hyejin Kim, Philippe Allienne| Industrial Machinery Digest Verified Several industries, such as power generation, chemicals, iron, and steel, have a carbon problem. The imperative to reduce carbon emissions has become more pressing than ever, as the regulatory bodies around the world set ambitious targets, timelines, and mandates, such as carbon taxes and emissions trading, to curb carbon emissions. Simultaneously, these hard-to-abate industries need to grapple with the steadily rising demand for energy that hinges on conventional carbon-emitting fossil fuels.

    By Hyejin Kim, Philippe Allienne · Industrial Machinery Digest

    Nov. 05, 2024

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