Discover the podcast of students from Peytavin de Mende high school as part of the “Reinvent the world” competition

Le podcast du lycée Émile-Peytavin aborde le thème de la conquête lunaire. DR

Dans le cadre d’un concours sur le développement durable, on peut voter pour la production des élèves de 1STI2D du lycée Peytavin de Mende.

The 1STI2D students from the Émile-Peytavin high school in Mende are proud to present their podcast produced as part of the "Reinventing the world"&nbsp competition ;Organized by the French Development Agency, this competition aims to raise awareness among middle and high school students around the world about sustainable development and international solidarity.

Each year, this competition rewards and promotes the exceptional productions of students from all French-speaking establishments around the world. By highlighting creative and inspiring projects, it encourages young people to think critically about global issues and to commit to a fairer and more sustainable world.

The subject

Here is the summary of the podcast A small gesture for man, a future for humanity.  In a futuristic world, the Earth has become almost uninhabitable, the Moon has been colonized to extract helium 3. But the race for productivity and space conquest leads to the destruction of lunar installations and the Moon. Coming out of this nightmare, the students decide to look for solutions to reduce their energy consumption. They then choose to present their possible solutions to the high school board of directors and to the permanent commission of the regional council, on which the high school buildings depend.

Their podcast addresses three Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): the use of clean and affordable energy , responsible consumption and production and the fight against climate change.

Listen, relay and vote for their podcast, on https://concours.reinventer-le-monde.fr/podcast/un-petit-geste- for-man-a-future-for-humanity/. It is possible to vote for the audience award which will reward the podcast with the most votes, between May 20 and 31.