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Then we will illustrate the theories with an example of a natural disaster crisis. Hardly recovered from the 1999’s storm, Aquitaine’s Wood industry had to face a new disaster, on the 24th of January 2009, which has probably more damaged the forest. In 1999 we were caught totally unprepared, in 2009 we were fully prepared, to face this kind of storm. 1. PRINCIPLES and theory for crisis management From the French dictionary: une crise: rapid change, usually decisive, occurring in the

L'enfant éternel Présentation d'auteur: Philippe Forest est un écrivain .français.Diplômé de l' Institut d'études politiques de Pariset docteur de lettres, il enseigne durant sept années la littérature française dans les universités anglaises (Cambridge, Saint-Andrews). Actuellement il est un professeur de littérature comparée à l'Université de Nantes. Ses romans: L'Enfant éternel, Gallimard, 1997; Folio, 1998 Toute la nuit, Gallimard, 1999 Sarinagara (Prix Décembre), Gallimard

Forrest Gump characters : Forest is a disease person, he is restricted mentally. He does not take in things as a normally intelligent man would do. Forrest interprets everything literally. He does not understand irony or sarcasm. For Forest, there is no prejudice against black people, foreigners, religion or the disabled. The film's characters must teach him many things, but he is also a teacher because he teaches them integrity, acceptance and decent. Mrs Gump is a single woman, who always

enjeu, insectes ravageurs, champignons pathogènes, changement climatique, invasion Abstract: Changes in biotic risks in forests Three main components determine biotic risks: (i.) the likelihood of biotic hazards like pest insects or fungal pathogens, (ii.) the vulnerability of the forest to damaging forces of hazards and (iii.) the exposure which represents the value of forests exposed to the hazards and likely to be lost. All three components of biotic risks are affected by global changes. Windstorm

northwards, due to conversion of land to agricultural uses favoring more deciduous vegetation, and local caribou and moose populations. The westernmost population of the species, known as the Columbian white-tailed deer, once was widespread in the mixed forests along the Willamette and Cowlitz River valleys of western Oregon and southwestern Washington, but today its numbers have been considerably reduced, and it is classified as near-threatened. The white-tailed deer is well-suited for its environment.

on the other hand, when the forest burns, it releases enormous quantities of carbon dioxide, which, warm the atmosphere and provokes climate change. 2-Agriculture, the farm arrived partially, because of the exploitation forester. It opened the door to the other activities as the agriculture.The plan soya pushes the farmers to the deforestation. 3-Mining, the mining is a part of causes of the deforestation in Amazonia. The stakes are also enormous. We find in this forest a lot of precious metals

to save the world’s rain forests, including wiping out Third World debt, boycotting hardwood, and ending the dreadful genocidal traitment of people. In an analysis of the importance of rain forests, Prince of wales said :  « We are the last generation which can save the rain forest from destruction. If we don’t act now there won’t be much rain forest for our children to be concerned about. For years the industrialised nations of the world have plundered the tropical forests. The time has come to put

famous sentence of Shakespeare's As You Like It and perfectly summarizes the whole purpose of the play. Act IV Scene 3 sets the scene in the forest “theatre” of life and develops a sense of identification of the audience towards the players through its comic mode. Indeed, Orlando's wicked brother carries out a complete conversion as soon as he enters the forest. This last conversion made, clarification is reached and renewal can occur. This scene emphasizes the passage from conversion to freedom of

dans leurs termitières : la société japonaise est organisé comme celle de ces insectes et n’offre que peu d’évolution : chacun à sa place, chacun à sa tâche. - 4. Extrait de Sarinagara (2004) Philippe Forest (1962) Nonchalant : qui manque d’activité – paresseux La nonchalance Philippe Forest combat les idées reçues sur Tokyo et ses habitants : la ville serait uniquement embouteillée, polluée ; la société serait conformiste, uniformisée, asservis. Pour l’auteur Tokyo est avant tout une ville où

a bulk of the Norwagian population has turned to the sea for livelihood. 4) Site: Norway’s geographical location has made her has a cold climate. This makes fish preservation relatively easy. The cool waters are also ideal for fish to live in 5) Forest: The presents of vast areas of coniferous and deciduous in Norway provide enough timber for the construction of fishing vessels. 6) A long sea farming tradition: Norway has a long sea farming tradition from the time of Vikings. This has encouraged