"Le grand remplacement" | Serge Zaka | TEDxNeoma BS Paris
TEDx Talks
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In this powerful talk, agroclimatologist Serge Zaka reveals a very real “great replacement”: the disappearance of our trees and landscapes in the face of climate change.
Through concrete examples, he shows why our forests are vanishing silently, and why it takes courage to talk about it today. A clear-eyed call to confront ecological reality and act for the future.
Serge Zaka is an agroclimatologist, a storm chaser turned science communicator, who blends the harsh realities of climate with the art of storytelling. Since childhood, he has tracked weak climate signals and violent storms to make them visible, understandable, and useful to decision-makers and the general public alike. With his iconic hat, he transforms complex models into powerful emotions, striking images, and levers for action for agriculture, ecosystems, and our territories. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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je les ai faites durant toute ma carrière. Et personne ne voulait entendre ni révéler ce constat. Les grandes déforestations équatoriales du passé et du présent perturbent le climat et le transforme. En plus du réchauffement actuel constaté. Mais à force de ne parler et de stigmatiser que l'unique responsable le CO2 me désole.
Encore merci pour votre combat bon courage.
Merci Mr Zaka longue vie et prosperité.
Aujourd'hui j'ai appris la définition de "vernalisation", merci
"Le grand remplacement" | Serge Zaka | TEDxNeoma BS Paris
TEDx Talks
22,662 views
In this powerful talk, agroclimatologist Serge Zaka reveals a very real “great replacement”: the disappearance of our trees and landscapes in the face of climate change.
Through concrete examples, he shows why our forests are vanishing silently, and why it takes courage to talk about it today. A clear-eyed call to confront ecological reality and act for the future.
Serge Zaka is an agroclimatologist, a storm chaser turned science communicator, who blends the harsh realities of climate with the art of storytelling. Since childhood, he has tracked weak climate signals and violent storms to make them visible, understandable, and useful to decision-makers and the general public alike. With his iconic hat, he transforms complex models into powerful emotions, striking images, and levers for action for agriculture, ecosystems, and our territories. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Et oui, vous avez raison de parler du climatoscepticisme décomplexé et violent des mous du bulbe.
Il suffit de regarder les commentaires insultants, virulents sous les vidéos des lanceurs d'alerte, des savants ou des conférenciers comme Jancovici ou d'autres.
De plus à la façon de s'exprimer de ces mous du bulbe, on se demande s'ils sont bien en France ou s'ils sont d'ailleurs mais c'est un autre débat.
Nous ne devons pas lâcher l'affaire et continuer à informer pour l'avenir de nos enfants, pour l'avenir de notre planète.
Les menaces sont la faiblesse des imbéciles qui se croient plus grands qu'ils ne le sont.
Courage !