Demonstrators marched across France shortly before Parliament considered the Climate and Resilience bill. Organizers said the draft did not adequately reflect proposals from the Citizens’ Convention for Climate. Estimates differed sharply: police counted about 44,000 participants nationwide, while organizers reported around 110,000. The marches linked climate policy to social justice and challenged the idea that environmental measures should be designed without public participation.
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