"Mexico City is so huge, it has everything culturally, [but] Oaxaca is more of a human scale, more humane". A provincial capital of about 70,000 in the isthmus of Tehuantepec near the Pacific coast of Oaxaca state, Juchitan, like its mainly Zapotec inhabitants, is famed for ornery independence, both culturally and politically.
Lucas will tell the Oxford Farming Conference, an annual gathering of farmers from across the UK, that the country must prioritise "more humane and human-scale methods of livestock farming, together with support for farmers to transition to less livestock".
In a land where the center cities are on a human scale, the politics will be humane also.
Some (the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., the Frick in New York) are house museums proper; others (the Louisiana Museum outside Copenhagen) take advantage of a similarly humane sense of scale and connections to the surrounding landscape.
But vague rules around what is required to call something a free-range or pastured egg make cage-free eggs the most humane solution to scale in a big way.
On the distinctly less humane end of the scale, Liam Neeson is out for grisly retribution, again, after his ex-wife is murdered – for the first time, though you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise – in Taken 3 (Fox, 15).
One day, when the cyclone of neophilia has died down; when some more humane planners realise the scale of their fuck-up; when a million people rise up to squat in the thousands of empty flats overlooking the river, it will swing back.
effective, humane alternative to large-scale ground invasions.
Proponents see this approach as a humane alternative to large-scale euthanasia, and they insist that a colony of neutered cats can't reproduce and thus will eventually disappear.
