Stops & spots of the week – XLIV

Features that made my week.

1. Documentaries and conferences online, about trees vulnerability to climate change.
   [fr] https://www.canal-u.tv/chaines/canal-uved/vulnerabilite-et-adaptation-des-arbres-au-changement-climatique
2. There might have been too much enthusiasm about the actual roles and functions of mycorrhizal networks in forests.
   [eng] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-01986-1.epdf
3. Helpful tools to develop woodchips use in an agricultural context.
   [fr] https://labelhaie.fr/litiere-plaquette-boite-a-outils/
4. How is flower development controled ? The answer is finally here.
   [fr] https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/le-journal-des-sciences/formation-des-fleurs-l-enigme-enfin-resolue-8570450
   [eng] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41477-022-01336-2
5. Trees promote well-being in urban areas.
   [eng] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00468-023-02389-2
6. A map that collects data about people and places that have or are interested in small and reversible dwellings.
   https://hameaux-legers.org/habitat-reversible/carte_aux_tresors
7. Good tools, good ethics.
   [fr] https://www.la-frontiere.fr/
8. A point of view on sustainable planning when lead by governments.
   [fr] https://greenwashingeconomy.com/8-arguments-contre-la-planification-ecologique/
9. About trees and methods to diagnose possible failures… a counterpoint.
   [eng] https://osf.io/4ehns/
10. An essay about patriarchy, colonization and food sovereignty.
    https://riot-editions.fr/ouvrage/regime-general-pour-une-securite-sociale-de-lalimentation-laura-petersell-kevin-certenais/