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ICOS greenhouse gas measurement station © Andra

Press release

11 Dec 2017

The ICOS carbon observation network is supplying high-precision data to serve research on climate change

With the certification of its first greenhouse gas measurement stations, ICOS, the Integrated Carbon Observation System, is now generating series of normalised data.

Natural grassland in the Auvergne mountains. © INRA, TOILLON Sylvie

Press release

01 Dec 2017

Plant biodiversity and ecosystem vulnerability under climate extremes

Our environment is experiencing a number of changes, from biodiversity losses to global warming. INRA researchers were involved in a comprehensive European study that demonstrated that high plant species diversity does not always reduce ecosystem vulnerability under climate extremes. T

Logo innovine. © INRA

News

05 Sep 2017

A look back at the European Innovine project

Combining innovative vineyard management and genetic diversity for sustainable European viticulture

Rice terraces in the far north of Vietnam—Nicolas Bertrand @INRA. © INRA

News

24 Aug 2017

Using climate-smart cropping systems to respond to climate change

By increasing global temperatures and changing precipitation patterns, climate change will affect the distribution and productivity of crops. In a collaborative study, scientists at INRA Occitanie-Toulouse, INRA Nouvelle-Aquitaine-Bordeaux, and CIRAD sought to describe climate-smart cropping systems that can confront and adapt to the challenges presented by climate change. The results were recently published in EDP Sciences.

Claire Chenu, a professor at AgroParisTech and researcher at the Joint Research Unit for Functional Ecology and Ecotoxicology of Agroecosystems (INRA-AgroParisTech) © C. Chenu

Portrait

08 Mar 2017

Claire Chenu wins the 2016 AFES award

International action for soils

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