Technological innovations and natural disasters - Theanot, Jacques Obed Fridly
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Far from the polemics surrounding natural disasters and climate change, this book elucidates, in a new way that is at once scientific, humanistic and fundamental, a cause that is sometimes misunderstood. By proposing a genuine peace process, emphasizing compromise and mutual understanding. By choosing to speak here, with an open heart, about technological innovations as tools to remedy certain scourges that plague our planet. It seems crucial to set up, with decision-makers and donors, a reforestation campaign to combat poverty, natural disasters, flooding, erosion, landslides, water quality,…mehr

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Far from the polemics surrounding natural disasters and climate change, this book elucidates, in a new way that is at once scientific, humanistic and fundamental, a cause that is sometimes misunderstood. By proposing a genuine peace process, emphasizing compromise and mutual understanding. By choosing to speak here, with an open heart, about technological innovations as tools to remedy certain scourges that plague our planet. It seems crucial to set up, with decision-makers and donors, a reforestation campaign to combat poverty, natural disasters, flooding, erosion, landslides, water quality, biodiversity and the ecosystem. So, we need to put in place; building standards to be respected, avoid building in high-risk areas, use communication technologies to spread information, education and awareness among vulnerable populations, converge towards a reforestation policy with technological tools, promoting ecological modernization techniques and energy transition.
Autorenporträt
Jacques Obed Fridly Theanot, born in Jérémie, Haiti, graduate student in Geology at Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco, currently doing a Master's degree in Climate Change, Adaptation & Sustainable Development at Ibn Tofail University in Kenitra, Morocco.