Juste 2.0°C is an association whose objective is to support and promote projects combining scientific research, awareness-raising and citizen initiatives on the effects of climate change and anthropization.
Its aim is to promote the dissemination of scientific culture in environmental sciences and its appropriation by the greatest number through interdisciplinary research campaigns linking laboratories, teachers, centers for scientific, technical and industrial culture (CSTI) and communities.
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Project 2025-2028
Juste 2.0°C's newest project : a six-month interdisciplinary research expedition to the South Sandwich Islands, one of the most isolated and unknown territories on the planet, which will give rise to an awareness campaign on environmental issues through the scientific approach .
Aboard a polar exploration sailboat, a team of five students will cross the Atlantic to the South Sandwich Islands, in the heart of the Southern Ocean. During six months of sailing punctuated by research stopovers, they will study the environmental issues related to the islands they cross from the perspective of scientific themes (volcanology, geography, ecotoxicology, biology, ecology) and humanistic themes (philosophy of science, arts).
The preparation and monitoring of the campaign are part of a tailored educational project open to all, regardless of geographical location, level, or type of training. More information here !
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2023-2025 Project
From the upper reaches of the Saône to the Rhône delta, this new project invites local stakeholders to reflect on their environment through a campaign combining research and meetings, to understand the anthropogenic impacts on waterways, and to question how we want to inhabit them, today and in the future. It will take the form of a descent of the Saône and Rhône rivers in a boat converted into a laboratory, between March and June 2024.
Project 2021-2023
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This is the first project led by Juste 2.0°C . This project aimed to raise awareness and connect scientific, educational, economic and cultural stakeholders regarding the preservation of marine and coastal ecosystems in the Atlantic and Antarctic .
A data collection campaign aboard a sailboat converted into a scientific laboratory, sailing from the French coast to the Antarctic Peninsula, took place between September 2021 and March 2022. Scientific analysis, educational and awareness-raising activities continue to drive the association's work.
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