#Écologie 
Des sinistrés climatiques veulent attaquer l’État pour insuffisance en matière d’adaptation
Quatorze victimes d’aléas climatiques et associations entament ce 8 avril un recours en justice contre l’État, l’accusant de ne pas assez les protéger contre le réchauffement planétaire. La plainte cible particulièrement le plan national d’#adaptation au #ChangementClimatique présenté par la ministre de l’écologie en mars dernier.
"The long arc of the future always rewards the resilient!" - Futurist Jim Carroll
It is what it is. We are where we are. This moment in 2025 feels like a bad dream to many, and the assault on the global economy was a tipping point for many worldwide. With that in mind, I'm devoting the next few weeks of my Daily Inspiration to addressing a key question: How do we lead through uncertainty. How do we lead ourselves - what's our mindset? How do we lead others - how can we help? How do we lead our organizations - how do we keep moving forward? I spent a lot of time on this theme during and after the downturns of 2001, 2008 and again during 2020. There is a lot to revisit, and a lot to think about. The theme is 'resilience,' and we can all learn more about.
We’re living through an era where it feels like the very idea of progress is under siege.
Science is questioned. Facts are ignored. Bold ideas are met with backlash. Funding is cut. In parts of the world—especially in the U.S.—there’s a growing, dangerous desire to rewind the clock. It’s an effort to return to some imaginary "better time," rather than confronting the future with the courage and creativity it demands.
And yet—despite it all—the future hasn’t stopped moving forward.
You can delay progress. You can defund it. You can deny it. You can hammer it with ill-advised or even idiotic decisions.But you can’t delete it.
Never forget that fact, and act accordingly.
Don't give in. Don't give up. Don't give way.
The long arc of innovation always bends forward. History is clear on this: the future always finds a way.
It’s tempting, especially now, to be disillusioned. To believe the cynics are winning. To think progress is on pause. It's easy to let fear strike us every day, stunning us into frozen disbelief.
But don’t confuse noise for momentum. The future doesn’t follow headlines. It follows courage, capital, and conviction. And all three are still alive and well—albeit a bit battered and bruised. But they are still there.
As a futurist, I’ve always said the future belongs to those who are fast. But today, I’d add this: it also belongs to those who refuse to flinch.
If some people want to step back from the future—that’s their choice.
You? Step forward. The future is still yours— ours— to build.
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Futurist Jim Carroll gets up every morning, checking the headlines, seeking the answer to the same question. You know what it is.
**#Resilience** **#Future** **#Innovation** **#Progress** **#Leadership** **#Uncertainty** **#Optimism** **#Courage** **#Mindset** **#Adaptation**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/04/decoding-tomorrow-your-daily-future-inspiration-the-long-arc-of-the-future-always-rewards-the-patient/
« Ce numéro a pour ambition de montrer comment le secteur industriel s’adapte aux effets présents et futurs du réchauffement climatique », introduction au numéro d'avril de #ResponsabilitéEtEnvironnement "L'adaptation de l'industrie au changement climatique"
"This is the miracle that connects me to the bees, the thread that connects all of us wild creatures who are still breathing—it’s not the inevitability of loss and grief, but the astonishing revelation that somehow we’ve managed to survive in the face of it."
https://emergencemagazine.org/essay/telling-the-bees/
>"I Put Up Tariffs" - Marsh Family #adaptation of #BobMarley and the Waile... <
my translation of Keiichiro Hirano's short story Stress Relay has been published on his homepage. The story originally appeared in the September 2021 edition of Shincho and was adapted as an NHK TV special
my translation of Keiichiro Hirano's short story Stress Relay has been published on his homepage. The story originally appeared in the September 2021 edition of Shincho and was adapted as an NHK TV special
en.k-hirano.com/esss/stress-...
#Japanese #literature #shortstory #translation #adaptation
Keiichiro Hirano Official Site
"Resilience is learned. Not just taught" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Lessons from my family: It's all about attitude management, proactive anticipation, courage restoration, resourcefulness, decisive action, agile thinking, maintaining optimism, and reframing trends as opportunities rather than threats.
I have so much to learn from my sons and daughters-in-law!
I'm reflecting on this today as the youngest of my two sons turns 30. Here's on the far right in the photo.
While I spend a lot of time on a lot of stages speaking about resilience, I've had the opportunity to witness the development of resilience firsthand with the evolution of their careers and lives.
Each of them has faced some type of significant career challenge at some point in their lives. Rather than giving into despair, I've watched as they've nurtured themselves with hope, determination, and action. The spirit they've shown through these times has taught me something about myself and has offered me lessons on how I too can nurture my spirit of resilience.
Here's what I've seen - as their careers underwent the typical - and sometimes untypical - twists and turns of life, they never gave up. They never gave in. They fought back. In doing so, they become the fountain of wisdom that has helped to nurture my soul, feed my optimism, and fuel my determination. When I talk about resilience in my keynotes, I often draw from global business examples.
But today, I want to share something more personal - how my sons and daughters-in-law have embodied the resilience principles I've advocated for years.
Here's what I've learned.
**#Resilience** **#Action** **#Attitude** **#Growth** **#Perseverance** **#Family** **#Learning** **#Adaptation** **#Opportunity** **#Determination**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/04/decoding-tomorrow-your-daily-future-inspiration-resilience-is-learned-not-just-taught/
Grain harvest at risk as drought likely in Central and Eastern Europe, warn researchers
https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/grain-harvest-risk-drought-likely-central-and-eastern-europe-warn-researchers photo: EU #adaptation #climateaction #climatechange
#Genomic #signatures and #host #adaptation of #H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b: A call for global #surveillance and multi-target antiviral strategies, https://etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2025/04/genomic-signatures-and-host-adaptation.html
[biological evolution] Whole-genome duplication drives long-term adaptation
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/03/250326221649.htm
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43515443
Genome duplication in a long-term multicellularity evolution experiment
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08689-6
A #teleconnection originating in the Southern Ocean 
is causing #EastAsia to face wetter summers and the western #USA wetter winters in the future.
They also point out that this long-term consequence of #ClimateChange must be taken into account in #adaptation strategies! 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-025-01669-5
The native #PoplarTrees are important germplasm resources in #AridValleys in western China. Liang Mao et al. used six clones of native poplars in a #FieldTrial to investigate variations in #Survival, #Growth and #Adaptation to arid-warm and arid-hot valleys.
https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtae099
First chapter for Solarpunk novel "A New Faith" is out now.
Introduction for the novel - https://tinjar.ghost.io/from-the-back-flap-of-the-book/
Comparable novels -
https://tinjar.ghost.io/comparable-novels/
Le mouvement #adaptation radicale refait la carte de ses soutiens.
Résilience, risques existentiels, processus d'effondrements : comment on se regroupe localement pour faire face ?
http://adaptationradicale.org/
rentrer dans l'annuaire : https://adaptationradicale.org/yeswiki/?SaisirAnnuaire
Benjamin Legrand Casterman BD :
www.casterman.com/Bande-dessinee/Catalogue/transperceneige-integrale/9782203088054
concept art de Rochette
#Arte... tssss...
"Bien avant la série télévisée portée par Elisabeth Moss et Joseph Fiennes, Volker Schlöndorff s’est lui aussi emparé du roman dystopique de Margaret Atwood, qui dépeint une société totalitaire où le pouvoir politique et la religion s’allient pour anéantir les libertés et réprimer violemment toute opposition."
C'est pas une série télévisée, c'est un documentaire !
https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/021004-000-A/la-servante-ecarlate/
Mickey 17 de BONG Joon-ho 봉준호 : si vous aviez manqué le live #BosKop_labo avec le Festival Les Intergalactiques sur l'adaptation roman/film au cinéma, c'est sur www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pwpGjRONgM
faux contact avec le câble d'alimentation de mon ordinateur : ce qui a interrompu le live, n'hésitez pas à me poser des questions afin de poursuivre la conversation !
www.casterman.com/Bande-dessinee/Catalogue/transperceneige-integrale/9782203088054 concept art de Rochette
