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The lockdown and air quality: nitrogen-dioxide pollution falls in France’s largest cities
The lockdown of the population ordered in response to the Covid-19 epidemic has had an impact on air quality. As a result of the restrictions being imposed, there has been a fall in economic activity, and therefore a sharp drop in air-pollutant emissions from road traffic and industries. In fact, concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), one of the main tracers for these activities, in the ambient air of France’s major cities only reached half their expected levels.
Ineris continues its operations during the Covid-19 crisis
Signature of the 2020-22 agreement between the Emergency Support Unit (French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks - INERIS) and the French Ministry of the Interior
Exercise your right to know about chemicals, even at Christmas
The birth of the PEPPER platform
Documentary base
Monitoring of underground cavities
Reference values of naturally occurring biogenic CO2 and CH4 fluxes from soils
Post-Mining Hazard Evaluation and Mapping in France
Post-Mining Risk Management in France
Methodology for risk evaluation of transportation of dangerous goods along a route
Knowledge review of anthropogenic seismicity
State of knowledge about the risks, impacts and potential inconveniences associated with deep geothermal
Building dialogue with civil society: our approach
In 2008, Ineris made a priority of sharing its scientific and technical expertise withcivil society.
In brief
The French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks (Ineris) is an industrial and commercial public establishment under the aegis of the Ministry of the Environment.