Breaking : Private Equity company acquires .Org registry - Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News
▻https://domainnamewire.com/2019/11/13/breaking-private-equity-company-acquires-org-registry

L’Internet Society vient de vendre le registre .org à un
fond de pension tenu par ses anciens dirigeants...
...ou : « mais pourquoi la gestion d’un bien commun comme les TLD est il fait sur le modèle commercial ??? »

#registre #.org #conflit_d’intérêts #domaine #tld #biens_communs #internet_society

Vincenzo Vecchi, condamné à de la prison en Italie pour avoir manifesté, et menacé d’extradition, est libre
▻https://www.bastamag.net/Vincenzo-Vecchi-libere-justice-Rennes-Italie-mandat-d-arret-europeen-Genes

Vincenzo Vecchi était la cible d’un mandat d’arrêt européen, pourtant réservé à la grande criminalité et au terrorisme, alors que son seul « délit » est d’avoir participé à une manifestation altermondialiste. La #Justice française vient de lui rendre la liberté. Vincenzo Vecchi est libre. Arrêté le 8 août dernier en Bretagne, et incarcéré depuis, il était sous la menace d’un renvoi vers l’Italie où l’attendait une peine de 12 ans de prison, pour sa participation à la manifestation altermondialiste de Gênes en (...) #Résister

/ #Atteintes_aux_libertés, Justice, #Droits_fondamentaux, A la une, #Europe

How Palestinians pay with their lives in Netanyahu’s war for survival
By Meron Rapoport in Tel Aviv | 15 November 2019 09:19 UTC | Middle East Eye
▻https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/gaza-netanyahus-war-survival-corruption-petah-tikva-arab-joint-list

You can connect the dots in a straight line between all of these:

– The alleged decision by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s close advisors to harass Shlomo Filber, a former aide-turned-state witness in one of the corruption cases;

– Justice Minister Amir Ohana’s gag-order-busting speech intimidating another former aide and now testifying in a corruption case, Nir Hefetz;

– escalating violence against protesters in Petah Tikva decrying government corruption;

– Netanyahu’s unremitting efforts to delegitimise any government reliant on the support of the mostly Arab Joint List;

– and finally, the order he gave early Tuesday morning to bomb the residences of Islamic Jihad leaders in Gaza and Damascus, killing Baha Abu al-Atta and his wife in Gaza, and, in Damascus, the son (as well as, in some reports, the granddaughter) of Islamic Jihad activist Akram al-Ajouri.

For him, not being prime minister means no longer being Benjamin Netanyahu

Mafia-style behaviour, lawless acts, incitement against opponents - both Jewish and Arab - and now a deliberate attempt to ignite a military conflagration posing a mortal danger to the lives of Palestinians and Israelis. And all with one goal: to keep Netanyahu on Balfour Street by whatever means necessary.

This latest “round” left at least 34 Palestinians in Gaza dead – including eight members of the same family – and 111 wounded by the time the ceasefire came into effect early on Thursday. But there may very well be more to come. (...)

#Bologne (Italie): #XM24 occupe l’ancienne caserne Sani
▻https://fr.squat.net/2019/11/15/bologne-italie-xm24-occupe-lancienne-caserne-sani

Cédez à celles et ceux qui voudraient que nous soyons éteint-e-s, exilé-e-s ou oublié-e-s : nous avons peut-être peu de sens, mais notre imagination est infinie ! Aujourd’hui, le XM24 réouvre un endroit fermé et abandonné depuis des décennies. Ce qui était autrefois la caserne Sani commence une nouvelle vie en tant que lieu d’autogestion, […]

#ex_caserne_Sani #Italie #ouverture #Via_Ferrarese_199

WAÏ FAÏ SPIRIT
▻https://www.nova-cinema.org/prog/2019/175-decembre/africa-is-in-the-future/article/wai-fai-spirit-22201

Ibaaku, artiste, multi instrumentiste, chanteur sénégalais, est rejoint par le franco-bruxellois Ben Richard, VJ, et le liégeois A.L.F. DJ. Construisant une musique hybride aux accents electro-cosmique, ils se donnent pour mission de convoquer les esprit du Wi Fi (d’où le nom...). Les langues, les styles, les ambiances se mélangent, se métissent, pour atteindre un futur non débarrassé du passé et du présent, d’autant plus à l’aise pour regarder les étoiles qu’il a les pieds bien ancrés dans des sols variés mais identifiés. Une performance/concert hautement visuelle, avec pour but d’anticiper et de faire voyager, et qui trouve donc naturellement sa place au Nova dans le cadre d’Africa is/in the Future. •+ Atlantiques Mati Diop, 2009, FR, vo fr , 16’ Oeuvre de fin d’études de Mati Diop, (...)

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Et maintenant, le gouvernement s’attaque aux compensations du travail de nuit
▻https://www.marianne.net/societe/et-maintenant-le-gouvernement-s-attaque-aux-compensations-du-travail-de-nu

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La ministre du Travail, Muriel Pénicaud, planche sur le report à minuit le début du travail de nuit dans les commerces alimentaires. Les syndicats dénoncent un « cadeau » aux grandes enseignes.

#travail #guerre_aux_pauvres

marc abizeid sur Twitter : "Safadi literally asked the US ambassador to send a fleet of warships during the May 7 street battles in leb. “If you’re going to send anything, send the fleet, not just the USS Cole!” ▻https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08BEIRUT670_a.html" / Twitter
▻https://twitter.com/marcabizeid/status/1195164750491074560

#Liban #etats-unis

Prisoner risk algorithm could program in racism
▻https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2019-11-14/prisoner-risk-algorithm-could-program-in-racism

A new algorithmic tool for categorising prisoners in UK jails risks automating and embedding racism in the system, experts and advocacy groups have warned. The tool draws on data, including from the prison service, police and the National Crime Agency, to assess what type of prison a person should be put in and how strictly they should be controlled during their sentence. Critics told the Bureau that the new system could result in ethnic minority prisoners being unfairly placed in higher (...)

#algorithme #prison #prédiction #discrimination #surveillance

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Féminicide : elle s’appelait Sylvia, elle avait 40 ans
▻https://www.liberation.fr/france/2019/11/14/feminicide-elle-s-appelait-sylvia-elle-avait-40-ans_1763453

Cette Alsacienne est morte dimanche soir sous les yeux de sa fille. « Libération » a pu s’entretenir avec cette dernière ainsi que d’autres proches. Le mari de la victime a été mis en examen pour meurtre. Source : Libération

Chili : le Parlement convoque un référendum pour réviser la Constitution de Pinochet
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2019/11/15/chili-le-parlement-convoque-un-referendum-pour-reviser-la-constitution-de-pi

Après deux mois de contestation sociale, coalition gouvernementale et partis d’opposition sont parvenus à se mettre d’accord. Le référendum aura lieu en avril 2020.

C’est l’une des principales revendications du mouvement social qui secoue le Chili depuis la mi-octobre : réviser la Constitution héritée de la dictature d’Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990). Un référendum va être organisé en avril 2020 en ce sens, a annoncé le président du Sénat, Jaime Quintana, dans la nuit du jeudi 14 au vendredi 15 novembre.

Après plusieurs heures de négociations au Parlement, la coalition gouvernementale et les principaux partis d’opposition ont signé un « accord pour la paix et la nouvelle Constitution » qui prévoit un référendum comportant deux questions : l’une sur la révision ou non de la Constitution et l’autre, le cas échéant, sur la méthode pour la rédiger, a expliqué M. Quintana.

Cette seconde question devra déterminer quel organe sera en charge de la rédaction du nouveau texte, une « commission mixte constitutionnelle » ou une « convention ou assemblée constituante ». L’élection éventuelle des membres de ces organes de rédaction de la future Constitution se fera en octobre 2020, en même temps que les élections municipales et régionales.

Le nouveau président argentin, Alberto Fernández, termine une intervention en soutien au droit à l’avortement par :

gracias a todos, a todas, a todes [tonnerre d’applaudissements]

▻https://twitter.com/Marian_Carbajal/status/1195125468753731589

En castillan, « todEs » est la forme inclusive qui est maintenant la plus utilisée, les autres étant « todxs » et « tod@s », sûrement parce qu’elle a l’avantage de pouvoir se dire, et pas seulement s’écrire.

#écriture_inclusive

Amiens collecte et exploite les feuilles mortes pour chauffer 5000 foyers | NeozOne
▻https://www.neozone.org/ecologie-planete/amiens-collecte-et-exploite-les-feuilles-mortes-pour-chauffer-5000-foyers

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Patrick Desseaux, chargé du développement durable et de la politique des déchets d’Amiens Métropole explique que les feuilles mortes sont d’abord triées puis broyées et envoyées au compostage. Les feuilles souillées, destinées au « chauffage » fermentent durant 40 jours dans des cuves sans oxygène et produisent un biogaz composé de méthane. Le biogaz est ensuite récupéré et envoyé sur le réseau EDF. Les feuilles mortes amiénoises produisent environ 18 000 MWH chaque année, ce qui permet de chauffer entre 4000 et 5000 foyers chaque année. Quant aux autres feuilles, elles sont destinées au compostage et sont réinjectées dans les parcs et jardins de la ville. Outre le côté écologique de cette revalorisation des déchets, elle permet aux habitants de réduire de 10% la taxe des ordures ménagères. Une chouette initiative pour cette ville picarde non ?

Grèves novembre-décembre 1995 : « savoir s’appuyer sur nos expériences, mémoires et acquis collectifs »
▻https://paris-luttes.info/novembre-decembre-1995-savoir-s-12834?lang=fr

Il y a vingt ans se déroulait l’une des plus puissantes luttes sociales qui ait eu lieu en France au cours de ces dernières décennies. En novembre et …

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#autochtones #indigenous_people #Invasion [#Documentaire]
#energie #canada
▻https://lundi.am/Invasion-Documentaire

Est-ce que ma guitare est un fusil ?
▻https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/075803-000-A/guitare-une-arme-a-six-cordes
Disponible du 08/11/2019 au 21/11/2019
Ce soir à 22:30 sur Arte tv

Demain, c’est l’anniversaire des Gilets Jaunes ! Et si lutter et militer a toujours fait naître de nouvelles pratiques de solidarité, quels liens avec les mouvements ouvriers du XXe siècle ? ►https://sms.hypotheses.org/19566 #GiletsJaunes, #Solidarité, #Ouvriers, #MouvementsSociaux, #XXe

Les hyper-riches, minorité opprimée ?
▻https://www.dedefensa.org/article/les-hyper-riches-minorite-opprimee

Les hyper-riches, minorité opprimée ?

Nous n’en finissions pas de jouer au ballon de l’égalité avec la quadrature du cercle, de faire des cercles vicieux pour que le serpent puisse se mordre la queue sans se blesser selon les droits démocratiques des minorités ethniques, culturelles et persif[fl]euse (car le serpent, non seulement siffle, mais va jusqu’à persif[f]ler). Aujourd’hui, notamment aux USA où ils sont violemment pris à partie par les candidats démocrates type Warren/Sanders, les hyper-riches, les fameux 1% de 1%, ou bien les 0,001% qui se distinguent identitairement par les $milliards qui les caractérisent comme la flexibilité du genre, la couleur de la peau, la religion très-stricte ou le pédophilisme caractérisent d’autres, se révoltent au nom des droits des minorités, et surtout du droit (...)

Sur les #îles grecques... un nouvel #hiver...

Winter warnings for Europe’s largest refugee camp

‘This year it’s worse than ever because so many people came.’

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With winter approaching, aid workers and refugee advocates on Lesvos are worried: there doesn’t appear to be a plan in place to prepare Moria – Europe’s largest refugee camp – for the rain, cold weather, and potential snow that winter will bring.

The road leading to Moria runs along the shoreline on the Greek island of Lesvos, passing fish restaurants and a rocky beach. On sunny days, the water sparkles and dances in the 20-kilometer stretch of the Aegean Sea separating the island from the Turkish coast. But in the winter, the weather is often grey, a strong wind blows off the water, and the temperature in bitingly cold.

Moria was built to house around 3,000 people and was already over capacity in May this year, holding around 4,500. Then, starting in July, the number of people crossing the Aegean from Turkey to Greece spiked, compared to the past three years, and the population of asylum seekers and migrants on the Greek islands exploded. Following a recent visit, the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatovic, called the situation on the islands “explosive”.

By the beginning of October, when TNH visited, around 13,500 people were living in Moria – the highest number ever, up to that point – and conditions were like “hell on Earth”, according to Salam Aldeen, an aid worker who has been on Lesvos since 2015 and runs an NGO called Team Humanity.

Every year, when summer comes, the weather gets better and the number of people crossing the Aegean increases. But this year, more people have crossed than at any time since the EU and Turkey signed an agreement, known as the EU-Turkey deal, in March 2016 to curb migration from Turkey to Greece.

So far this year, more than 47,000 people have landed on the Greek islands compared to around 32,500 all of last year – led by Afghans, accounting for nearly 40 percent of arrivals, and Syrians, around 25 percent. Even though numbers are up, they are still a far cry from the more than one million people who crossed the Aegean between the beginning of 2015 and early 2016.

“People are going to die. It’s going to happen. You have 10,000 people in tents.”

In Moria, the first home in Europe for many of the people who arrive to Greece, there’s a chronic shortage of toilets and showers; the quality of the food is terrible; people sleep rough outside or in cramped, flimsy tents; bed bugs, lice, scabies, and other vermin thrive in the unsanitary environment; raw sewage flows into tents; people’s mental health suffers; fights break out; there are suicide attempts, including among children; domestic violence increases; small sparks lead to fires; people have died.

“Every year it’s like this,” Aldeen said. “[But] this year it’s worse than ever because so many people came.”

The lack of preparation for winter is unfortunately nothing new, according to Sophie McCann an advocacy manager for medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières. “It is incredible how the Greek authorities have... completely failed to put in place any kind of system [to] manage it properly,” McCann said. “Winter is not a surprise to anyone.”

The severe overcrowding this year will likely only make the situation in Moria even more miserable and dangerous than it has been in the past. “People are going to die,” Aldeen said. “It’s going to happen. You have 10,000 people in tents.”
‘A policy-made humanitarian crisis’

Moria has been overcrowded and plagued by problems since the signing of the EU-Turkey, which requires Greece to hold people on the islands until their asylum claims can be processed – something that can take as long as two years.

Read more → Briefing: How will Greece new asylum law affect refugees?

“It’s very predictable what is happening,” said Efi Latsoudi, from the NGO Refugee Support Aegean, referring to the overcrowding and terrible conditions this year.

RSA released a report in June calling the situation on the islands “a policy-made humanitarian crisis” stemming from “the status quo put in place by the EU-Turkey [deal]”. The report predicted that Greece’s migration reception system “would not manage to absorb a sudden and significant increase in refugee arrivals”, which is exactly what happened this summer.

“It’s very predictable what is happening.”

According to the report, Greek authorities have failed to adopt a comprehensive and proactive strategy for dealing with the reality of ongoing migration across the Aegean. Bureaucratic deficiencies, political expediency, a lack of financial transparency and the broader EU priority of reducing migration have also contributed to the “structural failure” of Greece’s migration reception system, it says.

As a result, Moria today looks more like a chaotic settlement on the edge of a war zone than an organised reception centre in a European country that has received almost $2.5 billion in funding from the EU since 2015 to support its response to migration.
Tents a luxury for new arrivals

Inside the barbed wire fences of the official camp, people are housed in trailer-like containers, each one holding four or five families. Outside, there is a sea of tents filling up the olive groves surrounding the camp. The more permanent tents are basic wooden structures covered in tarps bearing the logos of various organisations – the UN’s refugee agency, European Humanitarian Aid, the Greek Red Cross.

Newer arrivals have been given small, brightly coloured camping tents as temporary shelters that aren’t waterproof or winterised. These are scattered, seemingly at random, between the olive trees, and even these appear to be a luxury for the newly arrived.

Most of the asylum seekers TNH spoke to said they spent days or weeks sleeping outside before they were given a tent.

Large mounds of blue and black garbage bags are piled up along the main arteries of Moria. The air stinks of the garbage and is thickened by cooking smoke laced with plastic. Portable toilets with thin streams of liquid trickling out from under them line the edge of one road.

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Hundreds of children wander around in small clusters. A mother hunches over her small daughter, picking lice from her hair. Other women squat on their heels and plunge their arms into basins of soapy water, washing clothes. Hundreds of clothes lines criss-cross between trees and blankets, and clothing is draped over fences and tree branches to dry. A tangle of electrical wires from a makeshift grid runs haywire between the tents. A faulty connection or errant spark could lead to a blaze.

Drainage ditches and small berms have been dug in preparation for rain.

There are people everywhere: carrying fishing poles that they take to the sea to catch extra food; bending to pray between the trees; resting in their tents; collecting dry tree branches to build cooking fires; baking bread in homemade clay ovens dug into the dirt; jostling and whittling away time in the hours-long food line; wandering off on their own for a moment’s respite.
‘Little by little, I’ll die’

“Staying in this place is making us crazy,” said Hussain, a 15-year-old Afghan asylum seeker. An amateur guitarist in Afghanistan, he was threatened by the Taliban for his music playing and fled with his family, but was separated from them while crossing the border from Iran to Turkey. “The situation [in Moria] is not good,” he said. “Every[body has] stress here. They want to leave… because it is not a good place for a child, for anyone.”

“The situation here is hard,” said Mohammad, an Iraqi asylum seeker who has been in the camp with his pregnant wife since the end of July. “It’s harder than it is in Iraq.”

“[My wife] is going to have a baby. Is she going to have it here?” Mohammad continued. “Where will [the baby] live? When they child comes, it’s one day old and we’re going to keep it in a tent? This isn’t possible. But if you return to Iraq, what will happen?”

“If I go back to Iraq, I’ll die.” Mohammad said, answering his own question. “[But] if I stay here I’ll die… Right now, I won’t die. But little by little, I’ll die.”
More arrivals than relocations

People have been dying in Moria almost since the camp began operating. In November 2016, a 66-year-old woman and her six-year-old granddaughter were killed when a cooking gas container exploded, setting a section of the camp ablaze. In January 2017, three people died in one week due to cold weather. And in January this year, another man died during a cold snap.

At the end of September, shortly before TNH’s visit, a toddler playing in a cardboard box was run over by a garbage truck outside of Moria. A few days later a fire broke out killing a woman and sparking angry protests over the dismal living conditions.

Greece’s centre-right government, which took office in July, responded to the deaths and protests in Moria by overhauling the country’s asylum system to accelerate the processing of applications, cutting out a number of protections along the way, promising to return more people to Turkey under the terms of the EU-Turkey deal and pledging to rapidly decongest the islands by moving 20,000 people to the mainland by the end of the year.

As of 12 November, just over 8,000 people have been transported from the islands to the mainland by the Greek government since the fire. Over the same period of time, nearly 11,000 people arrived by sea, and the population of Moria has continued to grow, reaching around 15,000.

With winter rapidly approaching, the situation on the islands is only growing more desperate, and there’s no end in sight.

Transfers to the mainland won’t be able to solve the problem, according to Latsoudi from RSA. There simply aren’t enough reception spaces to accommodate all of the people who need to be moved, and the ones that do exist are often in remote areas, lack facilities, and will also be hit by harsh winter weather.

“[The] mainland is totally unprepared to receive people,” Latsoudi said. “It’s not a real solution… The problems are still there [in Moria] and other problems are created all over Greece.”

▻https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/news-feature/2019/11/14/Greece-Moria-winter-refugees
#migrations #camps_de_réfugiés #réfugiés #asile #Grèce #île #Lesbos #Moria #froid

L’ère du mal radical – Par Chris Hedges
▻https://www.les-crises.fr/l-ere-du-mal-radical-par-chris-hedges

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Source : Truthdig, Chris Hedges, 14-10-2019 [Il arrive que l’homme subordonne la loi morale à des considérations d’ordre privé, dictées par l’égoïsme immédiat. C’est là une inversion des priorités, une «  occasionnelle déviance  » qui est à la base de ce que Kant appelle, précisément, le mal radical, NdT] M. Fish / Truthdig Voici le sermon prononcé ce dimanche (13 octobre) à l’église de Claremont, Californie par Chris Hedges, pasteur presbytérien. Emmanuel Kant a inventé le terme de « mal radical ». Cela correspondait au fait de privilégier son propre intérêt par rapport à celui des autres, réduisant effectivement ceux qui vous entourent à des objets à manipuler et à utiliser à vos propres fins. Mais Hannah Arendt, qui a également utilisé le terme « mal radical », a compris que c’était pire encore que de simplement (...)

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Belfast Trip Report with Timur Doumler
▻http://cppcast.libsyn.com/belfast-trip-report-with-timur-doumler

Rob and Jason are joined by Timur Doumler. They discuss some of the news that occurred at the C++ ISO meeting in Belfast where the committee responded to some of the National Body comments on the C++20 draft. Timur also goes over some of his proposals and the progress on adding an Audio API to C++. News Maryland C++ User Group 2019-11 Belfast ISO C++ Committee Trip Report p0593r2 - Implicit creation of objects for low-level object manipulation Trip Report: Autumn ISO C++ standards meeting (Belfast) Links CppCon 2019: Timur Doumler “Type punning in modern C++” Timur Doumler — Initialisation in modern C++ CppCon 2018: Timur Doumler “Can I has grammar?” p1386 - A Standard Audio API for C++:Motivation, Scope, and Basic Design p1774 - Portable optimisation hints p1912 (...)

▻http://traffic.libsyn.com/cppcast/cppcast-223.mp3?dest-id=282890

Personne ne prétend que toutes ces jeunes femmes ont été violées par LES FILMS de Polanski. L’argument de la distinction à ne pas perdre de vue entre l’homme et l’artiste que nous servent les apologistes du violeur ne tiennent donc pas. Par contre, il est clair que la célébrité du bonhomme a joué pour beaucoup dans l’emprise qu’il a pu exercer sur ses victimes et l’impunité dont il bénéficie dans notre société phallocrate. Quant au cliché du « combat d’un homme seul contre tous », j’attends de voir si on aura l’impudence de nous le servir à propos de Marc Outreau ou de Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès...

5 Ways Using Braces Can Make Your C++ Code More Expressive
▻https://www.fluentcpp.com/2019/11/15/5-ways-cpp-braces-will-make-your-code-more-expressive

A lot of languages use braces to structure code. But in C++, braces are much more than mortar for holding blocks of code together. In C++, braces have meaning. Or more exactly, braces have several meanings. Here are 5 simple ways you can benefit from them to make your code more expressive. #1 Filling all […]

(17) La Turquie et l’expansion des premiers Hommes - YouTube
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3O23hg_2K0

Conférence de la société des amis du musée de l’Homme : Amélie Vialet nous parle de la Turquie et de l’expansion des premiers Hommes depuis l’Afrique.

Il y a quinze ans, des fragments de crâne ont été découverts par le Pr. Mehmet Cihat Alçiçek dans une carrière à Kocabas, au sud-ouest de la Turquie, région clé pour suivre l’expansion humaine depuis l’Afrique jusqu’au carrefour eurasiatique. Attribué à Homo erectus, son étude morphométrique a montré sa proximité avec les homininés africains anciens (early Homo et Homo erectus) et une distinction avec les spécimens eurasiatiques. Cela suggère une histoire évolutive différente entre le fossile turc et ceux de Dmanissi (datés à environ 1.8 Ma). Le crâne de Kocabaş pourrait alors indiquer une autre phase d’expansion humaine, plus récente.

Amélie Vialet est paléo-anthropologue, maître de conférences au Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle. Ses travaux portent sur l’évolution morphologique du crâne des premiers hommes d’Eurasie.

Myanmar risks losing forests to oil palm, but there’s time to pivot
▻https://news.mongabay.com/2019/11/myanmar-risks-losing-forests-to-oil-palm-but-theres-time-to-pivot/?n3wsletter

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To examine the actual extent of planted and unplanted areas accurately, the researchers used Google Earth Engine to obtain image collections over several months. They then used thousands of reference data points to calculate the oil palm area and other land cover through Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellite data for 2018 and 2019. They later refined the images for high accuracy using software and algorithms to create cloud-free image composites.

With this data, the researchers found discrepancies between the actual oil palm plantations and what the plantation companies have reported to the government when they investigated the concessions and boundaries in the Tanintharyi region. Moreover, unplanted areas within oil palm concessions in Myanmar were not always clear.

#Birmanie #plantations #industrie_palmiste

Cela va sûrement (beaucoup) t’intéresser.
▻https://koudavbine.blogspot.com/2019/11/cela-va-surement-beaucoup-tinteresser.html

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Je t’avais averti que cela allait sûrement (beaucoup) t’intéresser. Oldie (&repost) but goldie:Et le premier commentaire de la vidéo, "This is why girls go to the toilet in groups. It’s where we have rap battles."Voilà salut bisous, period rage sur vous, bois mes règles.