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• Debate test?  + (Culture)
• Should the Académie française be dissolved?  + (Culture)

• Debate test?  +
• Is Ecosia an eco-friendly search engine?  + (Ecology)
• Is it necessary to boost the birth rate in France?  + (Ecology)
• Faced with the climate emergency, should we wait for everything to collapse?  + (Ecology)
• Should we stop eating animals?  + (Ecology)
• Should the Lyon-Turin transalpine rail link be built?  + (Planning)
• Should lunar resources be exploited?  + (Law)
• Ecosia fights deforestation  + (Ecology)
• A Google search consumes less CO2 than an Ecosia search  + (Ecology)
• Are Air Quotas a good way to reduce air traffic?  + (Ecology)
• Ensures that traffic cap targets are met  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas restrict the freedom to travel  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas mechanism allows flexibility  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas mechanism ensures that traffic cap targets are met  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas mechanism rewards those who fly less than their quota  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas system could be extended to all carbon products and services  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas are more effective than the alternative solution ‘Control through prices’ (taxes)  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas work better than the alternative solution of capping traffic (at EU, national or airport level)  + (Ecology)
• Prone to fraud  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas incentivise airlines to reduce their CO2 emissions  + (Ecology)
• Other systems than Air Quotas like taxes and traffic caps also incentivise ailines to reduce CO2 emissions  + (Ecology)
• Taxes can be effective in reducing air traffic if they are high enough  + (Ecology)
• If taxes are too high, only the rich can fly  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas develop environmental awareness  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas restrict freedom to travel  + (Ecology)
• Freedom would be greater if the Air Quotas system were integrated into an all sectors carbon accounting system  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas may create a desire to fly  + (Ecology)
• Air Quotas allow wealthy frequent flyers to keep on flying  + (Ecology)
• Frequent flyers constrained by the quantity and the price of Air Quotas on the market  + (Ecology)
• A carbon fee and dividend would be as effective and much simpler than Air Quotas  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas system requires collecting confidential personal data  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas system is complex  + (Ecology)
• The Air Quotas system cannot account for all the flights of an individual unless it is global  + (Ecology)
• Normalizes flying, in an insufficient response to climate emergency  + (Ecology)
• Should we be afraid of artificial intelligence?  + (Economics)
• Capitalism was built on the blood and sweat of millions of enslaved Africans  + (Economics)
• Should we accept immigration?  + (Economy)
• Should the minimum wage be raised?  + (Economy)
• Migrants come to Europe because of imperialist wars and the plundering of their countries, so it's only right to welcome them.  + (Economy)
• Emigration is a wrench, and a left-wing policy is to reduce North/South inequalities so that people in the South don't need to emigrate.  + (Economy)
• We can't stop immigration  + (Economy)
• Welcoming migrants is good for European economies  + (Economy)
• Migrants work in jobs that Europeans don't want to fill  + (Economy)
• There are already plenty of unemployed people to employ instead of calling in migrants.  + (Economy)
• Migrants are an inexpensive source of labor for companies  + (Economy)
• Migrants will boost Europe's demographics  + (Economy)
• The race for ever more population is a mistake  + (Economy)