Emmanuel Macron will be traveling to Fouras this Thursday as part of the presidential campaign. The candidate has planned to discuss the measures of his ecological transition project.
The President of the Republic is expected in Fouras in Charente-Maritime this Thursday, March 31.
As part of this new election campaign shift, Emmanuel Macron has planned to detail the measures of his ecological transition project against the backdrop of the state investment released for the Pré-Magnou landfill.
The President of the Republic will arrive on this coastal town of Charente-Maritime, at 11 am where a time of exchange is planned with the inhabitants.
It is around 12:30 p.m. that Emmanuel Macron will speak to defend his environmental record and outline the measures of his program.
With a surface area of more than 16,500 m2, the Pré-Magnou landfill has hosted wild dumps of all kinds for around thirty years.But the advance of the coastline due to global warming makes this site dangerous due to the dispersion of waste in the ocean.
On February 21, Bérangère Abba, the Secretary of State in charge of Biodiversity, visited the site to announce State participation in the depollution of this now closed waste deposit.
France is giving itself ten years to solve the problem of abandoned landfills. About fifty sites have been identified by the Bureau of Geological and Mining Research.
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