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France has lost control over its raw materials and industry. Factories have closed, resources are imported and waste continues to accumulate: our social model is running out of steam. Yet another path is possible. The circular economy is not simply a green utopia, but an essential driver of national renewal, built on prosperity and a restored sense of pride.
In this visionary essay, Pierre-Emmanuel Saint-Esprit traces the causes of France's industrial decline and demonstrates how circularity can address the crises of the 21st century, from climate change and declining purchasing power to the growing scarcity of raw materials.
Drawing on concrete initiatives led by businesses, regions and public-sector organisations, the author calls for a fundamental overhaul of France's economic model. Written with conviction, this book sets out an ambitious vision: bringing expertise and production back home, revitalising local communities and finally reconciling environmental responsibility with industry.
“Remade in France” by Pierre-Emmanuel de Saint-Esprit (E16) - in French
Published by Le Lys Bleu
125 pages
€17
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