Science & Environment

A tool to assess the carbon impact of our actions

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Le 12:30
24 May 2023

Victor Kristof

Informatique & Communication, EPFL

Researchers at EPFL have developed a site that, through a game of comparison, teaches you which everyday gestures produce the most or the least CO2.

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