Kiki
In France, an ecological politician tried to talk about it recently, now she is receiving hundred of tweets of people taking pictures with huge pieces of meat, very proud of their own stupidity (including other politicians). I observe some changes around me though, in countries (home and host countries) where meat is still very important in the common diet, but far from being large and fast enough unfortunately…
European diet can be very much centered around meat too unfortunately, farmers also have a lot of power here. Guess it is still better than the US, but we are part of the problem too.
I agree that just stopping subsidies and let everything in the hands of market forces won’t do. We cannot juste expect things to work better in the current system, it would need many other forces and institutions to develop another type of agriculture and scale down meat production and consumption and make other products more affordable for everyone, it cannot come only from making meat a luxury good.
Bonne nouvelle en soit, maintenant attendons les détails (montant, redistribution, moyens d’y échapper, etc.), et voir si d’autres pays voudraient suivre. Je suis assez pessimiste mais faut dire que les politiques écologiques ça donne pas envie d’être optimiste en général…
Lecturer here, and I would say it really depends on the setting and the content of the class. I tried different things that worked, pairing students to introduce each other for two minutes, then they have to present each other (small groups). Surveys with menti for large crowds, and I am also answering the questions (mix of personal/content/opinion questions to understand the general atmosphere ok the lecture hall).
In a summer school, I did something I really liked, the walking exercise. 3 rounds, 3 questions: students have to walk in the room, and when I clap they have to pair with the closest person and discuss the question. Then we share altogether. But again the content of the questions may really depend. The summer school was about transformations for sustainability, targeting PhD candidates. We were asking about an important event explaining why there were studying sustainability, one question was ‘what are you good at’ and the last one was ‘what do you think should be transformed to become sustainable.’
Merci beaucoup ! Je suis arrivée tout récemment sur Lemmy, j’avais commencé sur Lemmy World, mais pour aider un peu la charge, je suis passée sur une autre instance, c’est donc mon deuxième premier post sur cette communauté !
Pour le partage, de rien :) je n’ai encore rien vu de précis en français la dessus, mais je me suis dit que c’était quand même une nouvelle importante, avec beaucoup de conséquences des deux côtés. De meilleurs articles devraient sortir bientôt. Mais je vois pas mal de gens s’écharper dans les réseaux (je bosse un peu sur ces questions) entre ceux qui applaudissent ce qui se passe dans ces pays qui s’affranchissent de la France et ceux qui estiment que c’est se vendre aux Russes. Pas mal de bouleversements en Afrique en ce moment pas que dans les ex colonies françaises, c’est une période importante.
Là où j’habite les gens se disent bonjour dans la rue ou à vélo (et j’habite pas dans un patelin de 200 habitants). Je dois exploser mon score de bien être ! (En vrai j’aime beaucoup cette pratique depuis que j’habite ici alors il y a peut-être du vrai…)
Et bonjour à tous les voisins de c/France :D
Currently, Warrior! And recently, Barry (one of the best tv shows I’ve ever seen)
How is the second statement problematic? It is a fact, that is largely documented in academia and many movements everywhere in the world. Disappointing decision…
