update ACMA harvest

collection/scripts/acma-harvest.py

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 LOGFILE = "acma-harvest.log"
 SHORTNAME = "acma" #must be hyphen
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     "description": "Madagascar has the highest surface area of mangroves in the Eastern African region. Mangroves in Madagascar are the breeding grounds for several globally threatened species, including the endangered Madagascar teal (Anas bernieri) and the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle (Haliaeetus vociferoides. They are also nurseries for a wide range of commercially and artisanally important fish, crustaceans and mollusks which are important to both numerous local western coastal communities and the country’s fisheries, one of the primary industries in Madagascar. Mangroves are under increasing pressure as terrestrial forests dwindle, Agricultural lands are fully occupied elsewhere leading to migration into once undisturbed mangroves. The reduction in terrestrial forest cover has led to more and more harvesting of mangrove timber which, at the same time, is increasingly prized for its construction versatility, value as charcoal and resistance to parasites. The search for new agricultural lands has led to locally extensive clearing of mangroves. This increasese the risks of negative ecological and humanitarian impacts through flooding as sea levels rise.",
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     "description": "Cinq espèces de tortues marines sont présentes dans l’Océan Indien Occidental. Les plus abondantes sont la tortue verte (Chelonia mydas) et la tortue imbriquée (Eretmochelys imbricata) pour lesquelles l’OIO regroupe des sites de pontes parmi les plus importants au monde. De nombreuses plages et sites autour de Madagascar sont fréquentés par les tortues vertes. Les Seychelles et les îles de Nosy Hara et Radama au nord-ouest de Madagascar sont des zones importantes pour l’alimentation des tortues imbriquées. Les îles du canal du Mozambique (Europa, Juan de Nova et Glorieuses) ainsi que Moheli et Mayotte sont très fréquentées par les juvéniles de tortue imbriquée.(Source: RAMP-COI, 2011)",
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     "description": "Madagascar montre une très grande hétérogénéité dans la répartition et le potentiel de ses ressources en eau. Il existe ainsi des régions qui ne semblent pas exploiter suffisamment les ressources disponibles, alors que d'autres régions n'en disposent pas assez. Malgré le fait qu'aucune étude systématique n'a encore été effectuée jusqu'à présent pour une évaluation des ressources en eau, notamment souterraines, il sera esquissé dans les paragraphes qui suivent une présentation sommaire des caractéristiques des principales potentialités aquatiques de Madagascar. Madagascar dispose de plus de 3.000 km environ de fleuves et rivières. Le réseau hydrographique est naturellement divisé en cinq ensembles d'importance très inégale",
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     "description": "Dam is a structure built across a stream, river or estuary to retain water. Some dams are tall and thin, while others are short and thick. Dams are made from a variety of materials such as rock, steel and wood. This activity concentrates on dams made from concrete, a complex material, because it is important for the construction of large dams. The importance of the dams for irrigation, electrical supply and recreation.",
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     "description": "Lors du Congrès Mondial des Aires Protégées à Durban (Afrique du Sud) en 2003, Madagascar annonçait au monde entier la décision du Gouvernement Malgache de tripler avant 2008 la surface des aires protégées à Madagascar en se référant aux catégories des aires protégées de l'UICN. Ainsi, dans le cadre de la Politique Générale de l’Etat (PGE), Le Gouvernement a décidé de fixer un objectif de création de un million d’hectares d’aires protégées nouvelles au cours de l’année 2005, , . Les axes d’objectifs pour le Système d’Aires Protégées de Madagascar (SAPM) sont : Conserver l’ensemble de la biodiversité unique de Madagascar (écosystèmes, espèces, variabilité génétique) ; Conserver le patrimoine culturel Malagasy ; Maintenir les services écologiques et l’utilisation durable des ressources naturelles pour la réduction de la pauvreté et le développement durable",
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     "description": "Comminication cables sourcesd from Greg's Cable Map which is an attempt to consolidate all the available information about the undersea communications infrastructure. The initial data was harvested from Wikipedia, and further information was gathered by  googling and transcribing data into a GIS format.",
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     "description": "L’âge des chemins de fer à Madagascar risque fort d’avoir été bref. De 1901, qui vit l’ouverture du premier chantier, à 1936, un embryon de réseau de quelque 860 kilomètres fut constitué. Mais, en 2001 sur les 4 lignes qui le composaient, seul le FCE (Fianarantsoa-Côte-Est, 163 km) était encore animé par un modeste convoi quotidien, alors même que le problème des transports était plus aigu que jamais. Depuis, le TCE (Tananarive-Côte-Est, 369 km) a repris du service pour l’acheminement de pondéreux, les hydrocarbures principalement. Mais la tentative de remise en service du TA (Tananarive-Antsirabe, 158 km) s’est soldée par un déraillement de bien mauvais augure. Dans le contexte politique et idéologique actuel qui privilégie la privatisation de toutes les activités économiques, l’avenir des chemins de fer malgaches est plus qu’incertain. 2 Or incriminer la mauvaise gestion des Républiques successives depuis 1960 n’est pas une explication suffisante. Car une analyse remontant aux origines de ces voies ferrées fait apparaître clairement que l’entreprise a été dès l’origine mal pensée et encore plus mal exécutée. Le calcul économique resta déficient, ce qui rendait illusoires les espérances de développement, elles-mêmes obérées par de sévères contraintes, qu’il s’agisse des conditions de financement, du parasitisme d’intérêts particuliers ou d’effets pervers source de blocage économique. Et surtout, la réalisation fut menée au prix d’un coût social et humain très élevé, qui éclaire notamment les origines de l’insurrection de 1947 dont les chemins de fer furent les axes et la cible, et au-delà, l’hostilité des populations à une modernité toujours perçue comme oppressive.",
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     "description": "Mangroves are the breeding grounds for several globally threatened species, including the endangered Madagascar teal (Anas bernieri) and the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle (Haliaeetus vociferoides. They are also nurseries for a wide range of commercially and artisanally important fish, crustaceans and mollusks which are important to both numerous local western coastal communities fisheries. Mangroves are under increasing pressure as terrestrial forests dwindle, Agricultural lands are fully occupied elsewhere leading to migration into once undisturbed mangroves. The reduction in terrestrial forest cover has led to more and more harvesting of mangrove timber which, at the same time, is increasingly prized for its construction versatility, value as charcoal and resistance to parasites. The search for new agricultural lands has led to locally extensive clearing of mangroves. This increasese the risks of negative ecological and humanitarian impacts through flooding as sea levels rise.",
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