Un otro mundo es posible
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Portail international de Changeonslemonde
International portal of Changeonslemonde
Pórtico internacional Changeonslemonde
Vous êtes les bienvenus sur un blog informatif et actif à vues alter-mondialistes. (...) Ce blog se veut un message d'espoir et une autre image de la jeunesse (...) Enfants, ados, jeunes, parents, travailleurs, ouvriers, cadres, directeurs ou même encore agriculteurs, grand-parents, retraités, tout le monde est concerné et j'espère que vous trouverez sur ce minuscule fil de la toile l'envie de changer le monde...
Welcome to this informative and active blog with "alter-mondialists" views (...) It wants to be a hopeful message and to give another appearence of youngs (...) Children, teens, parents, workers, employees, directors, farmers, old aged, everybody is concerned and I hope you'll find a little wish to change the wolrd! (Excuse me for my bad english).
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# Posté le dimanche 01 novembre 2009 05:34
Welcome!
Now, everybody knows that Earth has big problems and that humans are responsible of most of them... I just want to cry: ACT NOW! It's time! It's not too late but... we've to do something! Everybody has to move himself!
Quick infos, videos, pictures, links, etc. are sent every week on this blog:
Quick infos, videos, pictures, links, etc. are sent every week on this blog:
Here's a little blog to inform young and older too and some articles in English or Spanish will be sent on this.
TOGETHER ANOTHER WOLRD IS POSSIBLE
INFORMER+EXPLIQUER=RESPONSABILISER
INFORM+EXPLAIN=TO GIVE A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY
Vincent Delobel
17' BE Tournai
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# Posté le vendredi 09 janvier 2009 17:27
ELLO-MOBILE
Since 2006, Ello-mobile offers his services, it's an independent and Belgian phone operator and 100% of their benefits are paid in full to organizations that the customer can choose. King Baudoin's foundation backs up this enterprise.
As for me, I'm on this operator and I'm really satisfied!
As for me, I'm on this operator and I'm really satisfied!
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# Posté le mercredi 11 février 2009 13:48
CHANGEONS LE MONDE - CAMBIEMOS EL MUNDO
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# Posté le lundi 09 février 2009 13:41
Modifié le lundi 09 février 2009 14:10
Australia
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The number of deaths from wildfires that have already claimed 135 lives in the Australian state of Victoria is likely to rise, officials have warned. Police believe some of the fires were started deliberately - actions which Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said amounted to "mass murder". Survivors have recounted how they fled walls of flames. Some people died in their cars trying to escape the fires. Some rural towns have been almost completely destroyed. A number of sites have been sealed off by police as possible crime scenes. An area of 3,000 sq km (1,200 sq miles) has been affected.
(...)
""Balls of fire would rain out of the sky long before we actually saw the wall of flames coming through the trees," Christopher Barnes, of Kinglake, said. "The sounds are incredible. I thought at the start that it was thunder and it was actually the sounds of the fire coming through the bush." "
BBC
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The Australian Prime Minister accused arsonists of “mass murder” today as the death toll from savage bushfires sweeping parts of the country reached 131. With thousands of homeless families flooding refugee centres around the state of Victoria, questions are also being raised about the nation's bushfire safety policies. Horrific stories have emerged of death – and survival – as police continue to sift though the remains of the 750 homes destroyed by the fire looking for bodies. The Government announced a Royal Commission into the scores of blazes which have torn through 330,000 hectares (1,275 square miles).
The Times
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Rtbf: Australian's strory
What about global warming??
*) Bushfires and global warming: is there a link?
Scientists are reluctant to link individual weather events to global warming, because natural variability will always throw up extreme events. However, they say that climate change loads the dice, and can make severe episodes more likely. (...) "Global warming is predicted to make this sort of event happen 25%, 50% more," he told Sky News. "It's a sobering reminder of the need for this nation and the whole world to act and put at a priority our need to tackle climate change." Models suggest global warming could bring temperature rises as high as 6C for Australia this century, if global emissions continue unabated, with rainfall decreasing in the southern states and increasing further north. As if to demonstrate that, Queensland, in the north, is currently experiencing widespread flooding after rainfall of historic proportions. More than 60% of Queensland has been declared a disaster zone in the worst floods for more than 30 years. Some 3,000 homes have been affected, and the main highway between Cairns and Townsville has been cut off. Roger Stone, a climate expert at the University of Southern Queensland, said: "It certainly fits the climate change models, but I have to add the proviso that it's very difficult, even with extreme conditions like this, to always attribute it to climate change." (...) "The weather and climatic conditions recently don't augur well for the future. Bushfires are an important and going to be ever-present part of the landscape," he said. Australia is in the grip of the worst drought in a century, which has stretched for more than seven years in some areas and has forced restrictions on water use in the country's big cities. A government-commissioned report on climate change last year warned that exceptionally hot years, which used to occur once every 22 years, would occur every one or two years, virtually making drought a permanent part of the Australian environment.
The Guardian
The number of deaths from wildfires that have already claimed 135 lives in the Australian state of Victoria is likely to rise, officials have warned. Police believe some of the fires were started deliberately - actions which Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said amounted to "mass murder". Survivors have recounted how they fled walls of flames. Some people died in their cars trying to escape the fires. Some rural towns have been almost completely destroyed. A number of sites have been sealed off by police as possible crime scenes. An area of 3,000 sq km (1,200 sq miles) has been affected.
(...)
""Balls of fire would rain out of the sky long before we actually saw the wall of flames coming through the trees," Christopher Barnes, of Kinglake, said. "The sounds are incredible. I thought at the start that it was thunder and it was actually the sounds of the fire coming through the bush." "
BBC
*)
The Australian Prime Minister accused arsonists of “mass murder” today as the death toll from savage bushfires sweeping parts of the country reached 131. With thousands of homeless families flooding refugee centres around the state of Victoria, questions are also being raised about the nation's bushfire safety policies. Horrific stories have emerged of death – and survival – as police continue to sift though the remains of the 750 homes destroyed by the fire looking for bodies. The Government announced a Royal Commission into the scores of blazes which have torn through 330,000 hectares (1,275 square miles).
The Times
*)
Rtbf: Australian's strory
What about global warming??
*) Bushfires and global warming: is there a link?
Scientists are reluctant to link individual weather events to global warming, because natural variability will always throw up extreme events. However, they say that climate change loads the dice, and can make severe episodes more likely. (...) "Global warming is predicted to make this sort of event happen 25%, 50% more," he told Sky News. "It's a sobering reminder of the need for this nation and the whole world to act and put at a priority our need to tackle climate change." Models suggest global warming could bring temperature rises as high as 6C for Australia this century, if global emissions continue unabated, with rainfall decreasing in the southern states and increasing further north. As if to demonstrate that, Queensland, in the north, is currently experiencing widespread flooding after rainfall of historic proportions. More than 60% of Queensland has been declared a disaster zone in the worst floods for more than 30 years. Some 3,000 homes have been affected, and the main highway between Cairns and Townsville has been cut off. Roger Stone, a climate expert at the University of Southern Queensland, said: "It certainly fits the climate change models, but I have to add the proviso that it's very difficult, even with extreme conditions like this, to always attribute it to climate change." (...) "The weather and climatic conditions recently don't augur well for the future. Bushfires are an important and going to be ever-present part of the landscape," he said. Australia is in the grip of the worst drought in a century, which has stretched for more than seven years in some areas and has forced restrictions on water use in the country's big cities. A government-commissioned report on climate change last year warned that exceptionally hot years, which used to occur once every 22 years, would occur every one or two years, virtually making drought a permanent part of the Australian environment.
The Guardian
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