For an Ecological Pact, Paperback Book, By: Hulot, Nicolas

We know that human activity is disrupting the natural balances that have made our planet habitable - balances that have taken millions of years to establish. The countdown has begun. For countless animal and plant species, it is already too late. As for men, there are hundreds of millions of people suffering from the weakening of their resources and pollution, and will be even more numerous in the future to be victims of climatic disturbances which will drive them from their lands and push them to emigrate. to the north, where another form of misery awaits them. Yes, we know that, but we are doing nothing, or very little. Politicians from so-called rich countries confront on questions which will soon appear derisory in the face of the rise in ecological perils. However ; it may not be too late. The 2007 presidential election in France is an opportunity to place ecology at the heart of the political debate and to elect a candidate capable of bending the trajectory that leads us towards the abyss. In the spring of 2006, I proposed to the Ecological Watch Committee of my foundation to work with me on what could constitute the bases of an ecological pact between the French and their new president. This program of action, both ambitious and realistic, aims to clearly define political objectives and to propose concrete, technically and legally applicable measures from the start of his mandate, as well as priority diplomatic initiatives. The result of this work is the book that is in your hands. I ask you to help me challenge all the candidates for the supreme office and invite them to express their views on the measures we are proposing: are they ready to subscribe to the ecological pact? If yes, how? If not, what do they propose to do? In the 18th century, Enlightenment France showed the rest of the world that man could take his destiny in hand. It may once again be at the forefront of a mutation essential for mankind. The time is no longer for reflection, analyzes or futile chapel quarrels. Let's act together before it's too late. help to challenge all the candidates for the supreme office and invite them to vote on the measures we are proposing: are they ready to subscribe to the ecological pact? If yes, how? If not, what do they propose to do? In the 18th century, Enlightenment France showed the rest of the world that man could take his destiny in hand. It may once again be at the forefront of a mutation essential for mankind. The time is no longer for reflection, analyzes or futile chapel quarrels. Let's act together before it's too late. help to challenge all the candidates for the supreme office and invite them to vote on the measures we are proposing: are they ready to subscribe to the ecological pact? If yes, how? If not, what do they propose to do? In the 18th century, Enlightenment France showed the rest of the world that man could take his destiny in hand. It may once again be at the forefront of a mutation essential for mankind. The time is no longer for reflection, analyzes or futile chapel quarrels. Let's act together before it's too late. Enlightenment France showed the rest of the world that man could take his destiny in hand. It may once again be at the forefront of a mutation essential for mankind. The time is no longer for reflection, analyzes or futile chapel quarrels. Let's act together before it's too late. Enlightenment France showed the rest of the world that man could take his destiny in hand. It may once again be at the forefront of a mutation essential for mankind. The time is no longer for reflection, analyzes or futile chapel quarrels. Let's act together before it's too late.