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Refugees
Disasters: sources of information and trends
Ah le bon français de Microsoft…
East African humanitarian crisis
Global grain stocks
Un succès mondial qui dure: l’école prussienne
Troubles du Déficit de l’Attention: les chasseurs sont parmi nous
Using an Amazon Kindle in Beijing
Why are US presidents taller than ordinary Americans?
Musique d’enfer au Paradis
Je suis Charlie. OK, mais qui suis-je, au juste?
Coup de tabac à Beijing
La France remporte enfin Waterloo? La saga continue!
African geomatics centres
Cellphone and internet boom in Africa!
Amazing maize…
NSA 62nd anniversary
The three rules of crop yield forecasting
Global food supply trends in 2014, and beyond!
Statistical Vs. agronomic significance in crop monitoring and forecasting
A practical joke by MicroSoft?
Using the simple “Miami” Net Primary Production (NPP) potential as a crop monitoring indicator
Un bien bon canular à base d’anus de porc et de calmar
Crop monitoring dialects
The return of the overbite
Mixing time series and cross-sectional data
Forecast and even planned: the Vajont dam disaster
The risky business of forecasting
What, if anything, happened during the Neolithic?
God(s) explained, somehow!
Pandemic or not pandemic: Tipping points & H1N1
Civilisation-ending volcanic winter (note 1)
The cost of hunger and malnutrition
Climate change: vehemence Vs competence
Naming the invisible
Pseudo-ethnicity and neo-dogmatism
Projects that will (perhaps) save the planet
News from the future
Driven into the mountains…
Mountain climate(s)
Are all EC and UN languages really needed
Eurobabel
Are neutrinos faster than thought?
Mixing oil, water and food in Saudi Arabia
Xenophobia: who’s immune?
La famine de 1845 en Irlande
Castors et Bieber, Bièvre et Fiber: vagabondage castoréen
Climate-crop impacts: some data issues
Exegesis of a scary and – therefore – often quoted passage from the second book of AR4 (II AR4, 9.4.4)
How to find information on a computer? (revised_02; 20100131)
The mandate of humanity
How difficult it is to be a climatologist…
Le droit d’ignorance, version soft
Les langues européennes se lisent de gauche à droite et de haut en bas, n’est-ce pas?
Recent rainfall and cattle trends in the Central-Western Sahel
Tout Service chez nous et disponible
Einstein on crises