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Léa Drouelle

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Île-de-France
As seen in: ETX Studio, The Star (Malaysia), Forbes India, Grazia France, Terrafemina, BIBA, Journal Métro, Premium Beauty News
Journaliste @ETX_studio (ex- Relaxnews) / Co-fondatrice @Sorocite/ Féminisme, écologie, culture, santé/ Passée par @Terrafemina, @lexpress et @TeleramaSortir
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Women prefer working remotely – even if it means turning down a dream job

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By Léa Drouelle Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
A recent survey reinforces the idea that women are more committed to remote working than their male colleagues. In fact, only 59% of them would accept a full-time, in-person job, compared to 66% of the men surveyed. Would you accept a job that involved going into the office five days a week, without any option of working from home? Just a few years ago, it's a question that likely wouldn't have even been asked, but which has become a genuine issue since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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A solar sidewalk to power traffic lights

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By Léa Drouelle Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
What if a sidewalk could store energy and power traffic lights to cover potential power outages? That's the innovative idea that an American city has put into practice. Particularly at risk from hurricanes, the municipality of Tampa (located in northwest Florida) is sometimes confronted with power outages. This is a major problem, which can quickly turn dangerous when it impacts road traffic, for example if traffic lights are not working.
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’Home compostable’ plastic packaging is largely greenwashing, study says

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By Léa Drouelle Verified
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It’s not that easy to home compost plastic packaging! Actually, this solution might not be as environmentally friendly as it would appear at first sight. Such is the conclusion of a survey conducted by researchers at University College London, published in the journal Frontiers in Sustainability [1].
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