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Invited on the 19/20 Info set on Monday September 25, the national secretary of EELV was skeptical regarding the measures set by the President of the Republic during the announcement of the government’s ecological planning.
Monday September 25, Navy Tondelier is theguest from 19/20 Info from franceinfo. The national secretary of Europe Ecology Les Verts reacted to the measures announced the day before by Emmanuel Macron as part of ecological planning.
Despite this apparent desire of the government, she expresses reservations about the progress made by the President of the Republic in terms of ecology. “I have a little concern about credibility, when, for example, he makes a big announcement about coal-fired power plants, except that he already made this announcement in 2017, when he affirmed that in 2022 France would have left coal. It’s 2023.”she says, also citing the example of glyphosate.
“If there is no action, it doesn’t work”
According to Marine Tondelierthe measures announced are not enough to meet the expected objectives. She cites the example of greenhouse gas emissions produced by the meat industry. “The observation is that 12% of the total emitted by France is linked to meat. We tell ourselves that they are lucid, but they offer nothing on this subject“, she laments. “Factory farms are horrible for the environment, for animal welfare and peasant well-being”emphasizesShe.
Concerning the term “French ecology“, employed by Emmanuel Macron, she denounces numerous failings identified by French and European justice. “There planning cis good, but if there is no action, it doesn’t work“, she still insists.