Are you holding up? You who have decided to quit smoking during this Tobacco Free Month, and who are on the third day, how are you? Know in any case that after a month of stopping, you have a good chance of not relapsing.
This is what Anne Le Gall, the health specialist in the editorial staff of franceinfo, which takes stock with us on the various initiatives around the world against tobacco. New Zealand, for example, wants to completely ban the sale of tobacco to people born after 2004 to create a tobacco-free generation.
The COP26 continues meanwhile in Glasgow – it is due to end on November 12th – and everyone is going with their announcements and their little phrases. There, we announce a plan against deforestation, here the American president tackles the absent Russian and Chinese. In the midst of all this, France is trying to play it good student.
So this morning on franceinfo, Barbara Pompili, the Minister for the Ecological Transition, announced that she wanted to triple the number of photovoltaic installations in France by 2028. Enough to relaunch the debates on the sources of energy in France, a few days after the publication of the nuclear report.
Finally, if you sometimes feel a little confused about the vocabulary related to gender and sexuality, and you would like not to go wrong again, this book is for you!
Gender explained to those who are lost, it is a sort of summary guide on terms that are sometimes difficult to understand, and it is also a sum of advice for those who want to understand and deepen the subject. Its authors, Aline Laurent-Mayard and Marie Zafimehy, came to tell us why they embarked on such a project.
Guests: Anne Le Gall, health journalist at franceinfo, and Aline Laurent-Mayard and Marie Zafimehy, authors.
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