A citizen call launched online after environment minister Nicolas Hulot resigned brought people into climate marches in Paris and cities across France. The demonstrations demanded a faster response to climate change and biodiversity loss. Their decentralized organization showed how digital calls could mobilize people beyond established environmental organizations. A decolonial approach asks who benefits from fossil-fuel economies, who bears climate damage, and how transition policies distribute costs across classes and territories.
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An online call spread after Hulot resigned as environment minister.