Weather

Of Climate and People
Weather
Vol. 39, 2009/4 - pages
Pages 581 to 585

Introduction

By Martin de La Soudière, Martine Tabeaud
Pages 587 to 596

The Moods of the Weather

By Solange Pinton
Pages 598 to 608

The Winds of Languedoc: An Experiential Approach

By Jean-Pierre Destand
Pages 609 to 622

The Power of Fog

By Lionnette Arnodin
Pages 623 to 630

Snow Trails: A Two-Voice Dialogue

By Martin de La Soudière, Martine Tabeaud
Pages 631 to 637

Who Are the Météo France Volunteers

By Christelle Capel
Pages 639 to 644

How Does One Become a Climate Historian?

Pages 645 to 653

The Rentier and the Barometer: “Scholarly” Meteorology and “Popular” Meteorology in the Nineteenth Century

By Fabien Locher
Pages 655 to 660

Dealing with Heavy Weather: Forecast and Warnings

By Nicolas Schoenenwald
Pages 663 to 666

Too Near, Too Far, the Image Is Out of Focus

By Catherine Laborde
Pages 667 to 676

Public Policies and the Greenhouse Effect

By Magali Bardou
Pages 677 to 685

Héloïse and Werther, Sturm und Drang: How the Storm Gave Us the World by Coming into Our Hearts

By Anouchka Vasak
Pages 687 to 695

Climatic Catastrophism in Popular Cinema

By Nathalie Magne
Pages 697 to 708

I Tell You This in Truth . . . The Cinema of Al Gore

By Martine Tabeaud, Xavier Browaeys
Pages 709 to 720

The Sub-Saharan Merchant’s Daily Work in the Poitou-Charentes Area

By Julie Garnier
Pages 721 to 732

Is an Invisible Immigration a Guarantee of Integration?

By Martine Gayral-Taminh
Pages 733 to 741

Walking toward Victory

By Josiane Massard-Vincent
Pages 743 to 761

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