Scientists call to uphold independent research in response to French farmers' protests
Following an incident on November 28, where a group of farmers associated with the FNSEA walled off the entrance to INRAE in Paris, more than 240 researchers published an op-ed in Le Monde. They emphasize the necessity of radical transitions and the importance of maintaining independent research to address climate change. We speak to Philippe Delacote, environmental economist and the Climate Economics Chair at INRAE.
Following an incident on November 28, where a group of farmers associated with the FNSEA walled off the entrance to INRAE in Paris, more than 240 researchers published an op-ed in Le Monde. They emphasize the necessity of radical transitions and the importance of maintaining independent research to address climate change. We speak to Philippe Delacote, environmental economist and the Climate Economics Chair at INRAE.
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