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obesity phobia, a constant fight for people who are obese
“I feel like a brainless piece of meat‘,” says Sophie, 56, who requested anonymity. during medical appointmentsFor very specific symptoms, doctors’ first words are: + The first problem to treat is your obesity +She regrets, thinks to herself.Lowered to (his) body envelope“. For her, society and the medical profession havenarrow vision“obesity:”Big who doesn’t want to limit himselfLinked image.To filth, fickleness, and laziness“. limited offer.
In a China closes double turn, the year of the coronation for Emperor Xi Jinping
Almost two years after the relentless containment of Wuhan, it is now the city of Xi’an, famous for its army of terracotta soldiers, which has found itself cut off from the world, since the discovery of a few hundred cases of Covid -19. Trapped, the 13 million inhabitants have been banned from leaving their homes since the end of December (except to be tested), and the authorities are struggling to supply them with food.
Cheap oil is a trap
World oil markets are in the midst of a rout. Their collapse results from the quick succession of two historic shocks. In early March, the breakdown of a production reduction agreement among OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, and Russia, triggered a first fall in prices. The global wave of lockdowns aimed at curbing the Covid-19 pandemic then destroyed nearly a quarter of global demand over the past two months.
The exorbitant cost of climate procrastination
From COP24’s disappointing final agreement to France’s abandonment of the carbon tax increase due to the “gilets jaunes” movement… it seems that concerns about climate change have fell to the very bottom of the global political agendas. The current pace of CO2 emissions and national commitments outlined in the wake of the Paris Agreement still put the world on track toward 3°C of warming above preindustrial temperatures by the end of this century.
Urgence climatique, le coût exorbitant de la procrastination
COP24 laborieuse, taxation carbone suspendue dès le début de la crise des « gilets jaunes »… la préoccupation climatique semble être passée au second plan de l’agenda politique mondial et hexagonal ces dernières semaines. Quelle sera sa place au sein du grand débat national, lancé ce mardi 15 janvier, et qui propose d’y consacrer l’un de ses quatre thèmes ?
From London’s suburbs to a world ablaze: a brief history of CO₂ emissions
The COP21 climate summit concluded in December 2015 with a historical agreement. As 195 countries have just agreed on the necessity to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees centigrade by the end of this century, it is time to take a look back on the history of CO? emissions since the beginning of the industrial revolution.
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