Question 28587 — sustainable development

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Ms. Frédérique Dumas draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to the subject of taking into account ecological aspects in the upcoming economic recovery plan. With several deputies, she tabled an amendment aimed at reconciling the ecological emergency and the health emergency as part of the examination of the emergency bill to deal with the covid-19 epidemic, which was unfortunately rejected. She him therefore asks now whether the future economic recovery plan, which will be discussed when parliamentary work resumes in the hemicycle, will reconcile economic recovery and profound transformation of society so that the carbon budgets set in application of articles L. 222-1 A to E of the environmental code are respected. Furthermore, she asks him if the Government plans, through this economic recovery plan, to invest massively in sustainable transport infrastructure, clean energy, in the energy renovation of public and private buildings, in the clean treatment of waste but also in agriculture, with the aim of reducing society's negative externalities on the environment and gaining resilience in the face of current and future critical events linked to climate change. Finally, she asks him how the plan recovery will make it possible to restructure the French and European industrial and agricultural fabric in order to reduce the spread of value chains, to better regulate the methods of production and exchange of goods and services consumed, particularly with a view to reducing their environmental impacts, reducing socio-economic inequalities and moving towards a more resilient society.

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