Des Rachel qui changent le monde

About Des Rachel qui changent le monde

Le balado Des Rachel qui changent le monde, souligne 60 ans de science, de nature et de lutte contre les pesticides, en rendant hommage au livre-culte "Printemps Silencieux" de la biologiste Rachel Carson. Dès sa sortie en 1962, ce livre dénonce les lourds impacts des pesticides sur la nature et notre santé. À travers une enquête citoyenne qui l’amène à la rencontre de 10 femmes de science engagées aux quatre coins du Québec, une jeune femme nous fait découvrir cet enjeu qui touche à la fois l’agronomie, la biodiversité, la politique, le droit, les lobbys, la santé et surtout, notre rapport à la nature. Ce balado original a été créé par Vigilance OGM, et co-produit par Pivot Média. L'artiste engagée Pauline Stive, a réalisé les illustrations. Pour en savoir plus : https://www.vigilanceogm.org/ (https://www.vigilanceogm.org/) https://www.facebook.com/vigilanceogm (https://www.facebook.com/vigilanceogm) https://www.instagram.com/vigilogm/ (https://www.instagram.com/vigilogm/)

Publisher

Pivot

Category

science

Language

fr

Explicit

No

First episode

24 Aug 2022

Latest episode

17 Oct 2024

Latest episodes

12 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   17 Oct 2024

   #11 | Bilan et perspectives d’avenir - ÉMILIE & LAURE

   Émilie Schwartz and Laure discuss the future of healthy and sustainable food consumption in Quebec, reflecting on the stories and impacts of women in science in this interview episode.

2. 

   7 Jun 2023

   #10 | Retour aux sources - CATHERINE LAMBERT KOIZUMI

   Biologist CATHERINE LAMBERT KOIZUMI discusses natural resources, Indigenous ecological knowledge, and pesticide use with Émilie, exploring collective responsibility and our relationship with nature in this interview.

3. 

   21 Apr 2023

   #9 | Le courage politique - CLAIRE BOLDUC

   Claire Bolduc, Témiscamingue prefect, discusses the roles of government levels in pesticide use decisions, concrete actions for implementation, political courage, and citizen mobilization in this interview.

4. 

   8 Dec 2022

   #8 | Le droit comme outil de changement - GENEVIÈVE PAUL

   Law expert Geneviève Paul discusses how law serves as a tool for change, addressing the right to a healthy environment, food, and information in this interview.

5. 

   8 Dec 2022

   #7 | Lobbys, la science sous influence - STÉPHANIE YATES

   Stéphanie Yates, a political scientist, discusses the significant role of lobbies in the sale and intensive use of pesticides, including their influence on research and democracy, in this interview.

6. 

   8 Dec 2022

   #6 | Le prix humain - MARYSE BOUCHARD

   Professor Maryse Bouchard discusses the human health impacts of pesticides, including diseases and the vulnerability of at-risk populations, in this interview episode.

7. 

   27 Sept 2022

   #5 | Le royaume du sol - VÉRONIQUE BOUCHARD

   Agronomist VÉRONIQUE BOUCHARD reveals the secrets of a profitable, diversified organic farm that feeds over 800 families, discussing soil composition and alternatives to pesticides in this interview.

8. 

   27 Sept 2022

   #4 | À la rencontre de l’eau - LISE PARENT

   Ecotoxicologist LISE PARENT discusses aquatic ecosystems, water contamination, and environmental health, explaining bioaccumulation and ecotoxicology related to pesticides in this interview.

9. 

   27 Sept 2022

   #3 | Le monde du vivant - LOUISE HÉNAULT-ÉTHIER

   Biologist LOUISE HÉNAULT-ÉTHIER reviews fundamental concepts of biology and ecology, discussing ecosystems, flora, fauna, biodiversity, and the disruptions caused by pesticides in this interview.

10. 

    27 Sept 2022

    #2 | La lanceuse d’alerte - GENEVIÈVE LABRIE

    Biologist Geneviève Labrie discusses the impact of pesticides on ecosystem health and the conflicts between research, private funding, and decision-making regarding pesticide use in this interview.

11. 

    27 Sept 2022

    #1 | Un livre au cœur de l’histoire environnementale - LOUISE VANDELAC

    Louise Vandelac discusses Rachel Carson's *Silent Spring* and the historical context, while also exploring the concept of ecofeminism in this interview.

12. 

    24 Aug 2022

    Bande-annonce

    This podcast trailer introduces a series honoring Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" by exploring the impact of pesticides through interviews with ten female scientists in Quebec.

Who has been a guest on Des Rachel qui changent le monde

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• CATHERINE LAMBERT KOIZUMI
• Claire Bolduc
• Geneviève Paul
• Stéphanie Yates
• Maryse Bouchard

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