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Smart cities et planification stratégique, pour de la cohérence dans la vision

Illustration de Deven T du Mauricien Article de Platform Moris Lanvironnman paru dans Le Mauricien du 26 mai 201513 (ou 15) « smart cities » ou megaprojets proposés dans le Budget 2015 feraient bientôt de Maurice « un vaste chantier ». Quelles sont les implications de cette mesure pour l’écologie et l’environnement de notre île quand on constate que nous … Continue reading Smart cities et planification stratégique, pour de la cohérence dans la vision →

Platform Moris Lanvironnman (PML) comments on Draft Master Plan for the Environment in the Republic of Mauritius for the next decade

Link to PDF document: https://tinyurl.com/3dk6mv88 PML appreciates that it has been invited to contribute comments to a Draft Master Plan for the Environment in the Republic of Mauritius for the next decade (DMP). For recall, we have participated substantively and comprehensively in the technical workshops across all the thematic areas of the Assises in late … Continue reading Platform Moris Lanvironnman (PML) comments on Draft Master Plan for the Environment in the Republic of Mauritius for the next decade →

Roches Noires Smart City – PML EIA Comments

Introduction [For the full 150-page document: http://tinyurl.com/u32p653k%5D An Environmental Impact Assessment Report was submitted by PR Capital Ltd (thereafter referred to as the Promoter) on 31 August 2023 on a proposed Smart City Development Project at Roches Noires over an area of approximately 358 Ha.[1] 1.2 The EIA Report describes the Roches Noires Smart City … Continue reading Roches Noires Smart City – PML EIA Comments →

Comments on Climate Bill No. XIV of 2020

By Nalini Burn and Adi TeelockMembers of Platform Moris Lanvironnman (PML) CONTENT Overview of Key messages What is the time span to present the Bill? What the Bill says in each part Explanatory memorandum Part I- Preliminary Part II- Interministerial Council on Climate Change Part III- Department of Climate Change Part IV Climate Change Committee … Continue reading Comments on Climate Bill No. XIV of 2020 →

Global heating supercharging Indian Ocean Climate System

This site chooses to share this article from The Guardian because it explains why the Indian Ocean is heating faster than other oceans. For Mauritius, this means warmer ocean seas, potentially more coral bleaching events, increased risks of storm surges and coastal inundations, as well as flash floods. "While ocean currents and winds in the … Continue reading Global heating supercharging Indian Ocean Climate System →