John Gray on why Al Gore's alarming new guide to what needs to change in world politics is essential reading
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Trois ans après le séisme meurtrier, le gouvernement lance un vaste programme de gestion territoriale destiné à mettre un frein à l’érosion des sols et aux inondations. L’initiative prévoit d’augmenter la couverture forestière de 27 % et pourrait créer jusqu’à 30 000 emplois. Via Jón Sallé Delete the scoop?
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