Biodiversity

série de trois épisodes de cinquante-deux minutes, dans lesquels les réalisateurs nous entraînent aussi à Paris, Tokyo et Rio de Janeiro, où s’invente un nouveau pacte entre urbanité et environnement. Discover a little-known New York, that of biodiversity. A new ecosystem is growing within the big Apple. How did nature reclaim its rights, and how have humans then taken advantage of this? This documentary is supplemented by a series of three 52 minute episodes, in which the directors also take us

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industrial world which represents nothing on the scale of ecological time in comparison to the damages which it seems caused. The impacts of the human activities on the environment are more and more apparent such as global warming, problems of biodiversity, contamination, depletion of resources. Though, the stake is important, decline of the ecosystems could have catastrophic effects for the well-being of the mankind and the other residents of the planet. 1 When the environmental concerns

technology leaders globally. Second, the companies have to assess international agreements as sustainable technology drivers. The demand for sustainable technologies is being driven, in part, by global problems such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, toxic chemical accumulations, and resource depletions. Scientists, environmental groups, governments and international agencies are attempting to deal with these issues via international forums. The resulting agreements can stimulate momentous

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premiers signes de dégradation des sols en observant le stress vécu par les microorganismes qui y vivent. En savoir plus • Turbé A., De Toni A., Benito P., Lavelle P., Lavelle P., Ruiz N., Van der Putten W.H., Labouze E., Mudgal S., 2010. « Soil biodiversity: functions, threats and tools for policy makers » (final report by Bio Intelligence Service, IRD and NIOO, for European Commission-DG Environment). 250 p. Disponible sur http://ec.europa.eu/environment/soil/ biodiversity.htm Sites Internet • Informations

par Michel Puech entre autre, se voudrait à l’échelle de l’homme, de l’individu, en le rendant soutenable et durable. En retraçant la chronologie de ces révoluƟons, l’homme évolue. Paul Ehrlich et Robert Pringle, dans leur arƟcle « Where does biodiversity go from here ? A grim business-as-usual forecast and a hopeful porƞolio of 8 F›½½® RÊîÄ, ibidem, p.28 1987, paginaƟon mulƟple 9 Lƒ CÊÃîÝÝ®ÊÄ ÃÊė®ƒ½› ÝçÙ ½’›Äò®ÙÊÄěÛÄ㠛㠽› —ò›½ÊÖ֛ÛÄã, Notre avenir à tous (Our Common Future)

CHI, S.1, §2, p. 9. [54] Au 1er janvier 2010, l’équipe scientifique de Greenpeace, dont la parole fût diffusée par le journaliste Yann Arthus-Bertrand, déclarait que moins de 0,5% des mers sont protégées. [55] The Royal Society: Mesuring biodiversity for conservation; Courrier International. [56] Dix-huit millions en 1950 contre cent millions en 2010. [57] Sur une période allant du 15 avril au 15 juin. [58] Living Planet Report, étude de l’ONG WWF présentée tous les deux ans. [59]

setting up infrastructures, acquiring processing equipment that enables producers to retain a greater proportion of the product’s added value, and implementing local solutions to global problems, especially environmental issues (soil quality, biodiversity, etc.). As a local decision-making entity, Fair Trade organizations thus provide, on their own scale, specific solutions to global problems, and cooperate in resolving issues that go beyond their scope by sharing the responsibility for meeting

of orchards to eco-climax of natural vegetation. In: Proc. 7th International Symposium on Modelling in Fruit Research and Orchard Management, 20-24 June 2004. Copenhague/Denmark JARVIS, D.; STHAPIT, B. & SEARS, L. (2000). Conserving agricultural biodiversity in situ: A scientific basis for sustainable agriculture. International Plant Genetic Resources Institute, Rome, Italy. JUDEX, M. (2003). Analyse und Erklärung der Landbedeckungs- und Landnutzungsänderungen im Upper Oueme Catchment (Benin, Westafrika)