Environmental analysis and ecological engineering, biodiversity in development projects in France
As the destruction of natural habitats due to human activities is one of the main factors contributing to biodiversity loss, developers have been encouraged to incorporate these objectives into their practices. As a result, the way these projects are designed and implemented has changed significantly, with environmental analysis and ecological engineering gradually being added to traditional engineering services. Four ecologists and environmentalists from Artelia, Estelle Briard, Sarah Gremilliet, Caroline Jankowski, and Jérémy Judic, discuss their experience in France in the field of biodiversity.
Towards participatory governance of climate risks through public–private–civil society partnerships
Artelia is developing an innovative participatory approach – Public–Private–Civil Partnerships – to strengthen resilience to natural disasters.
Biodiversity: developing while preserving life
Engineering has a vital role to play in combating this decline by fully integrating the preservation and restoration of living organisms throughout the design and construction of developments and facilities. Given the fundamental services that nature provides us with every moment (known as ecosystem services), this is not just an ethical issue, but one that concerns the balance and preservation of our societies and economies.
Adapting maritime structures to rising sea levels
Climate change is accelerating the rise in sea levels, threatening coastal areas with erosion and flooding. Find out about the new methods of protection explained by Franck Mazas from Artelia.
Between traffic growth and environmental imperatives, what transformations for airports?
Connecting continents and ensuring rapid domestic connections: these are the main advantages of air transport. In the current context of climate and environmental change, however, this mode of transport is being criticized for its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, its elitist nature and the recreational dimension of some of its flights: pressures that are prompting it to undergo major transformations. As an essential land-based infrastructure, airports are at the heart of this transformation, which some of them have been engaged in for several years. Claire Mazelet and Didier Wellenreiter, two of Artelia’s airport experts, provide an overview of current issues and achievements.
Energy performance contract for Paris schools
Energy performance contract for Paris schools As part of energy performance contracts (CPE), Artelia is committed to reach the announced consumption and emission declines As a key element in the fight against global warming, the energy performance of buildings is the focus of many discussions and actions. To achieve its climate plan targets, the municipality […]
Rain Plan for Reims city
An innovative storm water management
Preserving the Togo-Benin coastline
A hybrid solution to protect a cross-border coastline
Sustainable development of the Somme bay
Development and implementation of a strategy to protect a region highly exposed to flooding and submersion
What coastline for the future in Seine-Maritime?
Drawing up a strategy for development schemes that meets the challenges of climate change and the choices of local players and residents