TUNZINI PROTECTION INCENDIE
Location
ILE DE FRANCE
Founded
1992-03-12
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2025-04-03 (lemoniteur.fr)
Networks: at Sogea Environnement, CSR transforms trades
Like all large TP companies, Sogea Environnement has a CSR roadmap that sets objectives for reducing CO emissions (- 40 % compared to 2018, by 2030), sobriety in water, energy and backfire materials. But, in the subsidiary of Vinci specializing in the small water cycle (capture and storage of raw water, production and distribution of drinking water, collection and transfer of wastewater), the implementation of this plan supposes a series of changes. It is indeed its site techniques itself, and the corresponding trades, which are called to transform.
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2025-03-31 (aefinfo.fr)
CSRD: WWF France delivers its analysis on the sustainability relationships of Vinci, Air Liquide and Sanofi
On the eve of a first vote from the European Parliament on the procedure called Stop The Clock (read on AEF Info) which must postpone, in particular, the application ...
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2025-03-26 (lemoniteur.fr)
At Sogea Environment, CSR policy also transforms trades
The Vinci subsidiary has set objectives for reducing its CO2 emissions, sobriety in water, energy and ... public works materials
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2023-03-07 (beyondpesticides.org)
aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA) Archives - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog
(Beyond Pesticides, June 4, 2024) A study published in the most recent edition of the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety documents for the first time the presence of the herbicide glyphosate in human sperm. The study looked at 128 French men with an average age of 36 years who tested positive for glyphosate in their blood. Seventy-three out of the 128 men were found to also have glyphosate in their seminal plasma. Not only that, the amount of glyphosate in seminal plasma was nearly four times higher than what was detected in the blood. Methods The study involved a population of 128 infertile French men from whom seminal and blood plasma samples were collected. The study was conducted at the "Pole Santé Léonard de Vinci" medical center, located centrally near Tours, France. This region is recognized for its urban characteristics as well as being a major agricultural hub, particularly for grain and wine production.
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