A new dataset on milling time and public perception of Cell Broadcast tsunami alerts tested along the French Mediterranean coast on 19 January 2024.

Within the study of public perception and intended declarations in case of alert, an original dataset has been completed by using an online questionnaire, with a short URL link included in mobile alert messages, tested and displayed on 19 January 2024 along the French Mediterranean coast (engaging 189 municipalities and 9 departments). The aim is to further know and understand what people do and think upon receiving Cell Broadcast alerts, that deliver an attention-grabbing message directly on the screen of mobile phones of people located in the at-risk zones. A first notification was sent in the Tsunami Evacuation Zones from 09:30 to 10:30, and a second from 10:35 to 10:50 to close the test.

Internal relocation as a relevant and feasible adaptation strategy in Rangiroa Atoll, French Polynesia.

Atoll islands face increasing coastal risks (coastal erosion and marine flooding) due to climate change, especially sea-level rise. To face increasing coastal risks, various adaptation options are considered by atoll countries and territories, including in particular hard protection (preferred option to date), Nature-based Solutions (increasingly used) and island raising (considered a longer-term solution and a potential alternative to international migration, e.g.

Variability of ferulenol and ferprenin concentration in French giant fennel (Ferula sp.) leaves.

Few studies have reported quantitative data about the levels of prenylated coumarins in Ferula sp. Yet, the toxicity of Ferula sp. is only due to the presence of prenylated coumarins and to their concentrations and all studies suggest the existence of several chemotypes within the same species or even within the same variety.

Comparative inhibitory effect of prenylated coumarins, ferulenol and ferprenin, contained in the 'poisonous chemotype' of Ferula communis on mammal liver microsomal VKORC1 activity.

Two distinguishable chemotypes of Ferula communis have been described: the 'nonpoisonous' chemotype, containing as main constituents the daucane esters; and the 'poisonous' chemotype containing prenylated coumarins, such as ferulenol and ferprenin. Ferulenol and ferprenin are 4-oxygenated molecules such as dicoumarol and warfarin, the first developed antivitamin K molecules. Antivitamin K molecules specifically inhibit VKORC1, an enzyme essential for recycling vitamin K.

A major advance of tropical Andean glaciers during the Antarctic cold reversal.

The Younger Dryas stadial, a cold event spanning 12,800 to 11,500 years ago, during the last deglaciation, is thought to coincide with the last major glacial re-advance in the tropical Andes. This interpretation relies mainly on cosmic-ray exposure dating of glacial deposits. Recent studies, however, have established new production rates for cosmogenic (10)Be and (3)He, which make it necessary to update all chronologies in this region and revise our understanding of cryospheric responses to climate variability.