France: the battle for the climate on the benches of Parliament
The deputies begin on Monday March 8, 2021 in committee the examination of the emblematic climate bill (illustrative image).
Bertrand GUAY / AFP
By: Anne-Cécile Bras Follow
1 min
The examination of the 5,000 amendments to the Climate and Resilience Bill begins this week in the National Assembly.
Resulting from the work of the Citizen's Convention on the climate, the 69 articles which deal with mobility, food, housing or advertising do not allow France to meet its climate commitments.
What does the bill contain?
What are the points of tension?
What role did the lobbies play?
Publicity
Guests:
- Corinne Le Quéré,
President of the High Council for the Climate
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Matthieu Orphelin,
environmentalist deputy
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Mathilde Imer
, member of the Governance Committee of the
Citizen's Climate Convention
and the Open Democracy Movement
-
Barnabé Binctin,
independent journalist, co-author of
the Lobbies against citizens survey, who wants the skin of the climate convention?
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