Biodiversity

mis en avant de la biodiversité n'est évidemment pas anodin : les communautés percevant tout ou partie des revenus dégagés par les activités respectueuse de l'environnement (loi GELOSE), elles ont tout intérêt à profiter de ce formidable atout -biodiversity pays for itself [Lapeyre, Andianambinina, Requier-Desjardins et Méral, 2007]. De ce point de vue, la protection de l'environnement dépasse la simple conservation, au sens de « laisser intact ». La valorisation des écosystèmes est un mode de protection

socio-economic concept in vogue in recent years. It is an answer to ecological and social crisis which affects our world and is caused by climate change, dwindling natural resources, strong growth of world population, deforestation and loss of drastic biodiversity. All these changes that affect our world were caused in part by humans. It’s after realizing that we ran at our loss that world governments have decided to join forces to act and find solutions to meet this unprecedented crisis. Companies also

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grande profondeur. Deux problèmes: on ne sait pas si c’est rentable, et surtout on ne mesure pas encore l’impact écologique et la teneur de l’exploitation. ★ Une gouvernance mondiale : avec la BBNJ ? En 2019, l’ONU a lancé un nouveau projet BBNJ ( Biodiversity Beyond National Juridiction). Les oppositions ce sont cristallisé sur les questions juridiques au delà de la ZEE est évidemment sur la problématique des eaux internationales: deux positions s‘opposent : considérer que c’est un espace libre, l’autre

bioenergy is in many ways more complicated than for other renewable energy sources. The most extensive and serious environmental consequences can arise in connection with the production and harvesting of the resource. There is a risk for reduced biodiversity and deterioration of productive land through erosion in connection with large scale production of biomass if such issues are not given sufficient importance. There is also a danger of extensive user conflicts, for example with regard to food production

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agriculture, (4) health, (5) social development, and (6) tripartite cooperation. Based on this, the following were identified as priority development issues: (1) environmental conservation (the natural environment, including the preservation of biodiversity and efficient utilization of natural resources, and the urban environment, including air and water pollution countermeasures and waste disposal); (2) enhancing international competitiveness (improving infrastructure to raise productivity, promote