Students For Climate VUB

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Hello everyone!
As a part of my end-of-year thesis in environmental geography, I am investigating social inequalities in access to alternative and sustainable food. My study focuses mainly on the Brussels-Capital Region.
Because this is research focused on the views of Brussels consumers, your opinion is indispensable to me. It takes a maximum of ten minutes, it's confidential and it would help me enormously in my research! It's in French but the questions are quite simple. Don't hesitate to share 🙂 thanksss merciii

Inégalité et alimentation alternative : une analyse des perspectives des consommateurs Bruxellois Dans le cadre de mon mémoire de fin d’études à l’université d’Amsterdam, je mène une enquête sur les inégalités sociales dans l’accès aux réseaux alimentaires “alternatifs” dans la région de Bruxelles-Capitale. Par cela je veux dire des réseaux d’alimentation durable visant...

“If the climate warms a little more, things don’t get a little different, they get very different,”

With Temperatures Rising, Can Animals Survive the Heat Stress? A growing number of studies show that warming temperatures are increasing mortality in creatures ranging from birds in the Mojave Desert, to mammals in Australia, to bumblebees in North America. Researchers warn that heat stress could become a major factor in future extinctions.

"At the current pace of warming, much of the world will be inhospitable to forests as we know them within decades...

And some recent research suggests that, in 40 years, none of the trees alive today will be able to survive the projected climate."

https://t.co/OjtKI7u7Rl
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/24042020/forest-trees-climate-change-deforestation?amp&__twitter_impression=true&=&__twitter_impression=true

‘We Need to Hear These Poor Trees Scream’: Unchecked Global Warming Means Big Trouble for Forests New studies show drought and heat waves will cause massive die-offs, killing most trees alive today.

Dat wordt steeds duidelijker... 🤔

"Telkens opnieuw stellen we vast, meent Andersen, dat menselijk gedrag de grondoorzaak is van ziektes die van dier op mens overgaan. Ze wees op de ontbossing voor wegen, mijnbouw en landbouw. ‘Op korte termijn moeten we dit virus bedwingen. Op lange termijn moeten we het verlies aan biodiversiteit en habitats terugdringen.’"

‘Corona is alleszins niet de schuld van de vleermuis’ Steeds vaker springen ziektes over van dieren op mensen. Deze zogenaamde zoönose is een rechtstreeks gevolg van de manier waarop wij ingrijpen in de natuur.

Let's flatten the curves together 💪

"Against fear, let's organise hope"
https://www.studentsforclimate.be/against_fear/?fbclid=IwAR0CdgcwZkK7ppb-KNc_tvxoHepX47Tv1DBOyjwz95Wk_wevF3xWdmtePac