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Notre sujet consistait à traiter en surface le(s) problème(s) liés à la déforestation de la forêt Amazonienne. Nous avons aussi pensé qu'il était intéressant d'accorder une partie à part entière sur le projet Yatsuni - exemple d'une nouvelle façon de penser et de stopper la déforestation. Exposé réalisé par des Etudiant de l'EDC en 2013
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- 2. An old practice Nowadays overexploitation Main factor Industrialization Oil extraction Mining exploitation
- 3. Part I Key information 55 million years The lung of the planet 390 billion trees forest contained within: Brazil (60%), Peru (13%), Colombia (10%) 8 million square Km 60000 vegetables species 1000 birds species 250 000 people enormous oil reserve
- 4. main sources of deforestation: human settlement development of the land Oil
- 5. Part II Issues increase of food commodities price. Lack of laws. Local farmers extend their pasture and land The urbanization of Brazil Construction of roads and hydroelectric dams Mining operations Oil and gas extraction pollute watercourses
- 6. Part II Long-term Consequences Loss of biodiversity Deterioration of the nature : aridity and fires Contribution to global warming and loss of water (oxygen) emitted by the forest Social impact on the populations who took advantage of the Amazon forest to live
- 7. Part III Origins and goals of the project The Yasuni park: one of the richest biosphere reserve 920 million barrels of crude oil Creation of an international fund
- 8. Initiated by the president of Ecuador announced in September 2007 to the UN (the United Nations) Expectation : $3.6 billion Creation of a team composed by former minister of Ecuador and economists. President of Ecuador
- 10. Part III The evolution of the project Deadline 31 December of 2008 The context Favourable ideological outlook Unfavourable economic outlook (the sub-prime crisis) Project abandoned Donation : $13.3 million (0.36%) Pledges : $116 million The promise of Rafael Correa : « Less than 1% »
- 11. Conclusion Remember Issues and consequences concerning the forest New ideas and concepts (the Yasuni initiative) Solutions Legal exploitations No new industrial activity A new brainstorming Mundial fund for developing countries Which alternative to oil to avoid deforestation ?
- 12. Website : www.geo.fr www.wwf.be http://blogs.scientificamerican.com http://terresacree.org/foretamazonienne.htm Video & Documentary: « Une idée simple et révolutionnaire» by ‘Laëtitia Moreau’ « La déforestation de la forêt Amazonienne » by ‘Dessous des Cartes’