Reverso – Un excellent court métrage d’animation sur la vie à l’envers Reverso – Un excellent court métrage d’animation sur la vie à l’envers “Reverso” est un excellent court métrage d’animation magnifiquement réalisé par Kimberly Honma, Clément Lauricella et Arthur Seguin. “Barney vit avec son père Walter dans une petite maison de banlieu. Il tente de mener une vie normale, même si Barney est différent: Sa gravité est inversée…”
Star Wars Downunder Trailer Green Fiji framework THE government made a bold move on June 13 this year when it launched its green growth framework (GGF). It was a step into the untried, untested and largely unknown in policy making. But the objectives were noble, and the intentions profound. One must wait and see what the results will be. The idea of green growth is not new. Net Independent Movie Awards A futuristic vision of a world after a catastrophic disaster. In this dark parable mutated limbs are looking for cooperation, but due to miscommunication this mission is doomed to fail. The storyline of The Origin of Creatures is based on one of the most well-known tales about collaboration, the Tower of Babel. This tale is transformed and twisted and is set in an imaginary future, after the world is hit by a catastrophe. Among the remains of a devastated city lives that what is left of humanity. Human bodies are divided into separated parts of the body and are fused to special beings.
Resilience 2014: Limits revisited? Planetary boundaries, justice and power - STEPS By Melissa Leach, IDS Director In 1972 Meadows et al’s Limits to Growth made scientific and policy waves, as its ‘World3’ model predicted the end of growth and prosperity as rising, consuming populations ran up against resource limits. In critique, SPRU (Science and Technology Policy Research) at the University of Sussex offered alternative models predicting that human ingenuity and innovation would overcome scarcities.
Whitehead and Whitehead Consultants Panarchy Panarchy What is Panarchy? Panarchy is a conceptual framework to account for the dual, and seemingly contradictory, characteristics of all complex systems – stability and change. It is the study of how economic growth and human development depend on ecosystems and institutions, and how they interact. It is an integrative internationalpolicydigest In less than 200 days, the world is expected to agree upon a new climate protocol which will succeed the Kyoto protocol and govern the global climate regime post 2020. In investigating Africa’s stake in this global compact, the continents priorities within the context of available developmental and negotiating mechanisms should be considered given the vulnerability of this region to climate change impacts as attested by the latest scientific reports especially the 2nd Africa Adaptation Gap report. Aside INDCs, SDGs and Africa’s Agenda 2063 Aside from Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDC) which would form the basis of negotiating the new climate deal in Paris, the adoption of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which hold much promise for Africa, as the global blue print for development post 2015 will constitute another key determinant of Africa’s policy priorities. Parity between Adaptation and Mitigation
Climate change will see parts of cities under water - Robinson Many people living along the coast of cities could find their homes under water with even a moderate sea-level change, former president Mary Robinson has warned. The United Nations special envoy for climate change said it was predicted 200 million people could be climate displaced people by the end of the century. “And, if we are not careful, by 2050,” she said. “We are talking about the fact that an awful lot of people live on the coast in parts of cities will be under water if sea levels rise by even a fairly moderate amount. And the prediction with the 4-degree world will be three times that.”