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Ref:
http://www.lemonde.fr/japon/infographie/2011/04/13/comprendre-l-accident-de-fukushima-en-3-minutes_1506740_1492975.html#ens_id=1493262

Un très bon exposé bref sur l'accident nucléaire de Fukushima qui s'est déclanché après le passage d'un Tsunami.

En bref:

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EARTH VIDEOS

 

Greenpeace Inspiring action. One of the BEST videos I've seen !

 

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVu9eawb1QY

Breath IN, breath OUT [HD]. The Earth is Alive. A very beatiful image

A new Atlas has just been issued: "One planet, many people"  by UNEP.
Quite good: about geaography (human and physical), env.science and global change problems. The challenge of this century : manage ecosystem as efficiently and sustainably as to provide enough services to 7 billons people.

http://www.na.unep.net/OnePlanetManyPeople/index.php
http://www.grid.unep.ch/activities/global_change/atlas/atlas_index.fr.ph...

Swiss federal center for natural hazards:


Good TV document about risks, responsability:
Infrarouge-Risque zéro, rêve impossible?

Climat Change: who will pay the bill ?

- A study led by many intl scientists on 1013 species (plants and animals) shows that 15-37% of them on earth will disappear by 2050 due to global warming

- Many species are already at risk

- If no action is rapidly taken (drastically reduce green-house effect gazes), we'll likely see the worst-case scenario occur

- It's a major concern for nature biodiversity but for humans too since many people in devlopg countries rely on Nature for food, shelter and other services.

Sallite images are beautiful, it's better when you understand what they show us. Here are some interpretations:

International Charter on Space and Major Disasters : give good explanations of satellite images

ESA: Satellite images of Asian disaster

- A study led by many intl scientists on 1013 species (plants and animals) shows that 15-37% of them on earth will disappear by 2050 due to global warming

- Many species are already at risk

- If no action is rapidly taken (drastically reduce green-house effect gazes), we'll likely see the worst-case scenario occur

- It's a major concern for nature biodiversity but for humans too since many people in devlopg countries rely on Nature for food, shelter and other services.

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Des phénomènes anciens et redoutés

 

Voici une sélection des doc que met à dispo l'Office Fédéral de la Stat

L'info et la stat en matière d'enviro sont primordiaux afin de percevoir les problèmes au plus tôt afin de prendre les mesure adéquates au plus tôt.

Voici une sélection.

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