India – Prevent Farmers’ suicide While Protecting Rivers
Introduction Rivers are naturally created to drain the waters coming from the mountains, groundwaters stored in aquifers (ground strata porous
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Between the American elections and the Chinese expansion, what about European Union? (1/2)
For almost a week, the suspense of the election of the new President of the United States caused “buzz” around
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In Marseille, the French government’s strange choice of basic necessities
Last October, the French Authorities, seeing the reality of the Covid second wave, decided to settle another lockdown. But this
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Ready about a 2nd wave?
Yesterday, going to a place of prayer, where people generally have the reputation of being rather reasonable, I suddenly saw
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Mandatory School?
What a mess! While researchers and doctors are struggling and scrambling on the question of the transmission of Covid-19 by
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Louis XIV, Coronavirus & ECB (4/7): Centralisation and Socio-Economic Concentration & Vulnerability
From a social point of view, the concentration of poor households, first in the center of Paris and then in
Read moreLouis XIV, Coronavirus & ECB (3/7): Centralisation & Health Vulnerability
From a health perspective, in general terms, any human concentration increases the risk of spreading a disease. When, to this
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Didier Le Roux: an entrepreneur who survives and adapts
Didier moved to the town of Les Loges en Josas (Paris Region) around the year 2000, buying a garage that
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Jouy-en-Josas Shelter: Quid About Covid?
The temporary accommodation center, on the former training site of Thalès, requisitioned several weeks ago by the Prefect Jean-Jacques Brot,
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Louis XIV, Coronavirus & ECB (2/7) : The French Centralization
The Fronde[1]The French Fronde (1648-1653) started during Louis XIII’s reign and consisted in a confrontation between the royal power, power
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