Les minéraux et l’humanité : une interaction continueTalk

Les minéraux et l’humanité : une interaction continue

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Geology has shown that the Earth is not immutable and that biodiversity and humanity have been in constant interaction with it for millions of years. These interactions directly impact our lives because they affect the whole of society: earthquakes, studies and prevention of geological risks, nature protection ... How does geology allow to develop a consciousness and a responsible knowledge of our environment?

With

Nicolas Coltice, professor of geodynamics at the Géoazur laboratory (Côte d’Azur University). Last published book Anatomy of a planet (Albin Michel, 2026)

Sophie Justice, geologist, coordinator of the UNESCO Chablais Global Geopark, member of the UNESCO Council for Global Geoparks. Geological Curiosities UNESCO World Geopark of Chablais. Entre Léman and Mont-Blanc (BRGM, 2024)

Chrystèle Sanloup, geophysicist, professor at Sorbonne Université, member of Institut Universitaire de France, co-author of The Interior of the Earth and Planets (Belin, 2005)

Hosted by

Grégoire Egoroff, scientific advisor of the cycle

Practical info

HoursMonday, 23 November 2026 · 19:00
Address40 avenue des Terroirs de France, Bibliothèque publique d'information, Paris
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Getting thereCour Saint-Emilion · Metro 14 · 4 min walkBaron Leroy · Tram 3a · 7 min walkStations: Île-de-France Mobilités
AudienceAll ages
BookingNo booking needed
On siteIndoors
SourcesQue faire à Paris · details last read on 3 November 2026