Ecological transition: Elisabeth Borne presented her “France green nation” project, which includes 22 projects – franceinfo

The Prime Minister clarified on Friday that the priority files concerned six themes of daily life: getting around, housing, eating, producing, consuming and preserving our ecosystems. Article written by Published on 21/10/2022 17:48 Updated on 21/10/2022 18:27 Reading time: 1 min. Mobility, housing, consumption… According to him, the government is embarking on a “complex” ecology. Elisabeth Borne presented, Friday, October 21 at La Recyclerie in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, a space dedicated to eco-responsibility, the roadmap for the “France green nation” project. It includes 22 projects aimed at accelerating the ecological transition. Accompanied by several ministers, including Agnès Pannier-Runacher (Energy Transition) and Christophe Béchu (Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion), the Prime Minister spoke ahead of a National Refoundation Council on climate and biodiversity. Without presenting new actions, concrete or symbolic, the head of government said “to assume” an ecology “of responsibility, where we refuse simplism and we tell the French (…) that the solutions are complex “, identifying “levers” from “series of indicators”, which “may seem complex or abstract”. Elisabeth Borne therefore presented 22 priority projects which revolve around six themes of daily life: getting around, housing, eating, producing, consuming and preserving our ecosystems (soils, forests, water, oceans ). The Prime Minister notably recalled that the first electric vehicles at 100 euros per month would be available at the start of 2024. “The greener France that we want is a fairer France”, insisted the head of government. “It is obviously not up to our compatriots in a situation of fuel poverty to make additional efforts. Conversely, those who emit the most and who have the most means must also be those who support our transition the most”, she added. Share: Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share by email Share link