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Arctic rapid ice loss events in CMIP6 simulations + Climate impacts of Arctic sea ice melting by Steve Delhaye and Annelies Sticker18 Apr
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Using climate analogues and safety margins to inform tree species selection in a changing climate: case study in Canadian forests by Morgane Dendoncker11 Apr
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Amare06 Apr
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Exploring Ecosystem Dynamics of African Great Lakes using Remote Sensing Data : Lake Tanganyika as case study by François Toussaint06 Apr
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Hydraulic and mechanical behaviour of volcanic soils and implications for evaluating slope stability by Maxime Delvoie04 Apr
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Gestion des déchets ménagers urbains Analyse des acteurs et modélisation de la collecte primaire des déchets à Kinshasa (RD Congo) by Willy Vale Manga03 AprCette recherche développe une approche quantitative originale de la problématique de la collecte des déchets ménagers de Kinshasa, métropole de plus de 16 millions d’habitants avec une urbanisation et une démographie incontrôlée, à l’instar de nombreuses mégalopoles du global south. Cette thèse défend l’hypothèse selon laquelle la mise en place d’un réseau de précollecte de déchets est un facteurEn savoir plusGestion des déchets ménagers urbains Analyse des acteurs et modélisation de la collecte primaire des déchets à Kinshasa (RD Congo) by Willy Vale Manga03 AprCette recherche développe une approche quantitative originale de la problématique de la collecte des déchets ménagers de Kinshasa, métropole de plus de 16 millions d’habitants avec une urbanisation et une démographie incontrôlée, à l’instar de nombreuses mégalopoles du global south. Cette thèse défend l’hypothèse selon laquelle la mise en place d’un réseau de précollecte de déchets est un facteur
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Modelling ice-ocean interactions in the Totten Glacier area, East Antarctica, under present and future conditions by Guillian Van Achter31 MarThe Antarctic Climate is characterized by strong interactions between the ocean, cryosphere and atmosphere and it plays a key role in the Earth’s Climate by driving the storage and redistribution of heat, freshwater and CO2. However, our understanding of the Antarctic Climate processes are still limited due to the scarcity of in-situ observations.En savoir plusModelling ice-ocean interactions in the Totten Glacier area, East Antarctica, under present and future conditions by Guillian Van Achter31 MarThe Antarctic Climate is characterized by strong interactions between the ocean, cryosphere and atmosphere and it plays a key role in the Earth’s Climate by driving the storage and redistribution of heat, freshwater and CO2. However, our understanding of the Antarctic Climate processes are still limited due to the scarcity of in-situ observations.
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Is cocoa production a main driver of child labor in Ghana? by Goedele Van den Broeck30 MarChild labor is considered to be a major concern among cocoa farm households. Studies have extensively documented the prevalence of child labor in the sector and evaluated how cocoa supply chains and farm household livelihoods shape child labor. Yet, the question to what extent cocoa production is a main driver of child labor has not been covered.En savoir plusIs cocoa production a main driver of child labor in Ghana? by Goedele Van den Broeck30 MarChild labor is considered to be a major concern among cocoa farm households. Studies have extensively documented the prevalence of child labor in the sector and evaluated how cocoa supply chains and farm household livelihoods shape child labor. Yet, the question to what extent cocoa production is a main driver of child labor has not been covered.
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Price incentives and unregulated deforestation: evidence from Indonesian palm oil mills by Valentin Guye28 Mar
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Genetic diversity of the cultivated vanilla in Madagascar by Léa Onisoa Rivo Rasoamanalina24 MarNatural vanillin extracted from cultivated vanilla pods is the most common flavour in the world, and the vanilla crop is crucial to Madagascar's socio-economy, providing a direct livelihood for over 80,000 families and representing the majority of the country's exports. However, local production has been threatened by fungal diseases since before 1932.En savoir plusGenetic diversity of the cultivated vanilla in Madagascar by Léa Onisoa Rivo Rasoamanalina24 MarNatural vanillin extracted from cultivated vanilla pods is the most common flavour in the world, and the vanilla crop is crucial to Madagascar's socio-economy, providing a direct livelihood for over 80,000 families and representing the majority of the country's exports. However, local production has been threatened by fungal diseases since before 1932.