Politics · France · 1 hr ago
Glucksmann proposes a 100-day environmental plan for France
French center-left presidential candidate Raphaël Glucksmann unveiled an environmental plan on Monday at an urban farm in Paris.
He calls it a “100-day environmental revolution” and wants it to be a cornerstone of his campaign.
The plan would declare an environmental state of emergency and enshrine environmental concerns in France’s Constitution.
It also proposes a multi-year law and €200 billion in public investment over a five-year presidential term.
The stated goal is to help France reach carbon neutrality by 2050 while moving away from fossil fuels.
Glucksmann and Yannick Jadot say more environmental proposals will follow in a few weeks, covering topics including water, farming and biodiversity.
Raphaël Glucksmann presented a “100-day environmental revolution” plan in Paris on Monday, November 9.
He pledged to declare an environmental state of emergency and enshrine environmental concerns in the Constitution.
The plan includes a multi-year environmental programming law and €200 billion in public investment over a prospective five-year presidential term.
Glucksmann said the investment would aim to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Further proposals on biodiversity, water, agriculture, fishing, food, pollution and health are expected in a later announcement.
- Who
- Center-left presidential candidate Raphaël Glucksmann presented the plan. Yannick Jadot, who represented the Greens in the 2022 election, oversaw it.
- What
- Glucksmann proposed a 100-day environmental plan, including an environmental state of emergency, a constitutional commitment and public investment.
- When
- Monday, November 9. The article was published in 2026.
- Where
- An eco-friendly urban farm in Paris.
- Why
- The plan is intended to be a cornerstone of Glucksmann’s campaign and to reach out to the Greens.
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Glucksmann presented his environmental plan at an eco-friendly urban farm in Paris.
Glucksmann and Jadot said they would make a second announcement on other environmental topics.
- Investment
- €200 billion in public investment over a prospective five-year presidential term
- Target
- Carbon neutrality by 2050
- Legal proposal
- Declare an environmental state of emergency and enshrine environmental concerns in the Constitution
- Plan overseer
- Yannick Jadot, who represented the Greens in the 2022 election
- Next announcement
- Biodiversity, water, agriculture, fishing, food, pollution and health issues
What people are saying
We want to create a virtuous circle between the environmental transition, the cost of living, reindustrializing our regions, the question of sovereignty and democracy,
policy of zigzagging and constant backtracking