Chris Bear
@chris-bear.bsky.social
Reader in Human Geography at Cardiff University. Managing Editor, Society and Animals. Weakness for @aberdeenfc.bsky.social.
The "simplified reporting" (EU Omnibus Package) debate highlights a key risk: "transparency" in EU food policy is vague and ill-defined.
We argue that genuine transparency isn't just about data volume—it's about purpose. We must build trust via context-specific definitions.
We argue that genuine transparency isn't just about data volume—it's about purpose. We must build trust via context-specific definitions.
November 13, 2025 at 12:01 PM
The "simplified reporting" (EU Omnibus Package) debate highlights a key risk: "transparency" in EU food policy is vague and ill-defined.
We argue that genuine transparency isn't just about data volume—it's about purpose. We must build trust via context-specific definitions.
We argue that genuine transparency isn't just about data volume—it's about purpose. We must build trust via context-specific definitions.
June 3, 2025 at 10:54 AM
We explore 117 resources aimed at ages 5–11, and reflect on the implications of these and how future resources might be designed to prompt not only critical reflection but more meaningful actions and engagement amongst learners regarding care of animals for food.
May 19, 2025 at 10:14 AM
We explore 117 resources aimed at ages 5–11, and reflect on the implications of these and how future resources might be designed to prompt not only critical reflection but more meaningful actions and engagement amongst learners regarding care of animals for food.
It's the first review of the place of animals in learning resources for food education and contributes to research relating to the nature and role of learning resources for education for sustainable development.
May 19, 2025 at 10:14 AM
It's the first review of the place of animals in learning resources for food education and contributes to research relating to the nature and role of learning resources for education for sustainable development.
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It is a relief that University management has backed away from the brutal plans to cut up to 700 jobs. This backtracking is in no doubt down to the relentless pressure from UCU, from all the campus unions and the support from the city of Dundee, local communities and across the political spectrum.
April 29, 2025 at 5:15 PM
It is a relief that University management has backed away from the brutal plans to cut up to 700 jobs. This backtracking is in no doubt down to the relentless pressure from UCU, from all the campus unions and the support from the city of Dundee, local communities and across the political spectrum.