French farmers intensify protests over environmental regulations as the government prepares an emergency agricultural law proposing regulatory relief measures.
French towns Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur and Annecy lead with circular economy efforts via recycling awards and a social economy hub development.
France enacts major law and policy reforms on January 1, 2026, including minimum wage rises, energy price adjustments, subsidy suspensions, and environmental protections.
The 4th economic meeting in Eure reviewed regional decarbonation, state support programs, and employment concerns, outlining future discussions for March 2026.
France has seen a 43% rise in green job postings for executives between 2019 and 2024, with new roles and skills emerging amid ecological transition.
Jean-Michel Aulas and allies oppose Lyon's 2026 metropolitan budget, calling for audits amid disputes over ecological and fiscal policies ahead of municipal elections.
Greenpeace protests and critiques of France’s climate plan mark the Paris Agreement’s 10th anniversary, highlighting slow progress and urgent calls for stronger action.
France begins public consultation on its delayed National Low Carbon Strategy amid rising emissions and the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement.
French economic experts highlight significant flaws in national climate policies, particularly in managing forests to enhance carbon sequestration and resilience.
France postpones mandatory programmable thermostat installation from 2027 to 2030, aiming to cut heating costs and boost energy efficiency across all buildings.
Recent urban development projects in Aubervilliers and Nice ignite environmental concerns and community opposition, showcasing complex local debates on balancing growth with ecological preservation.
France launches a cutting-edge Circular Economy Hub in Landes while facing major funding cuts to its circular economy fund that threaten sustainability efforts.
The far-right party leverages rising costs linked to energy savings certificates to critique government policy as fuel prices, expected to rise, spark public concern.
European leaders and industry experts stress that decarbonization, especially in maritime transport, is critical for Europe’s economic competitiveness and climate goals.
France's government and opposition clash over new energy savings measures expected to raise fuel prices by up to 6 cents per liter, igniting debate on economic impact and ecological policy.
France prepares to address the housing crisis amid climate change projections with a key conference and political calls for pragmatic consensus.
The Energy Savings Certificates program has significantly cut energy consumption and CO2 emissions in France, saving billions and creating jobs, amid strong public support for sobriety to protect the environment.
France's government is considering tax cuts and investment in nuclear and renewable energy to lower electricity prices, amid complex political debate.
COP30 in Brazil ends with a modest climate agreement lacking fossil fuel phase-out commitments, drawing European disappointment amid rising climate urgency.
France grapples with rural ecological resistance while advocating for fossil fuel phase-out at COP30 amid international negotiation challenges.
The French government and pesticide manufacturers appeal a court ruling requiring new environmental assessments for pesticides affecting biodiversity.
COP30 climate talks in Brazil progress amid unresolved issues, while global climate monitoring faces threats from U.S. budget cuts impacting satellite data crucial for weather and environmental forecasts.
France advances social and fiscal economic initiatives with Iddees supporting job insertion and municipalities offering tax breaks to promote energy-efficient home renovations.
French President Emmanuel Macron reiterates France's leadership role and climate commitments ahead of COP30, advocating multilateralism and safeguarding French interests in trade agreements.
Monique Barbut signals willingness to make structural efforts supporting public policies in France’s 2026 budget, garnering positive response from senators.
The EU secures a major climate deal with a 90% emissions reduction target by 2040 ahead of COP30, amid political concessions and mixed reactions.
Marine Tondelier formally announces her 2027 presidential bid, emphasizing ecological reform and left-wing unity amid her party's historic low polls.
A new French economic report reveals the immense ecological and economic importance of forests, urging integration of their true value into climate policies and national accounts.
Marine Tondelier demands ecological commitment and suspension of pension reforms from PM Sébastien Lecornu, highlighting political and financial challenges amid government instability.
Amid France's October 2025 political crisis, left-wing leaders and unions press Macron to appoint a leftist and ecological government, while calls to revisit pension reforms intensify.
The Loiret region reports positive progress in household waste management, driven by local authority and citizen initiatives promoting circular economy principles.
France introduces a voluntary environmental labeling system for clothing, awaiting EU coordination for future regulations.
Local initiatives rise in response to growing political disengagement over ecological policies in France.
Breaking down the debate on sustainability practices in France, spotlighting circular economy versus degrowth.
Associations sue the French government for inaction on Dieselgate environmental issues.
Analysis reveals environmental policies are stalling local project implementations in France.
France launches a helpline and hosts discussions to advance circular economy efforts.
France's conflicting greenhouse gas emission figures raise questions about data accuracy and transparency.
Jancovici discusses how political instability in France is undermining environmental advocacy efforts.
France's climate policies are deemed inadequate and jeopardize Paris Agreement commitments, warns the Haut Conseil pour le Climat.