For this thematic trip dedicated to “the…
For this thematic trip devoted to “climate upheavals”, the candidate let herself be guided by two elected officials from the island of Oléron: the regional councilor (of the majority on the left) Élise Laurent-Guegan and the ex-mayor of Dolus-d’Oléron with an ecologist tendency Grégory Gendre.
A program marked by a visit to the Capena (Centre for aquaculture, fishing and the environment of Nouvelle-Aquitaine) at Château-d’Oléron which brings its expertise to the sectors of the world of the sea around the resources of aquatic environments and production methods to be adapted.
“Inconsistency” of the wind farm
“An interface between professionals and the world of research” described as “a real intelligence that anticipates and accompanies”. In short, a “culture of research” that Christiane Taubira wishes to “boost within a European framework”.
Apart from a hiccup at La Cotinière, the afternoon was devoted to discovering concrete cases of erosion on the west coast: the fragility of the dune belt in the hamlet of La Perroche (Dolus) and that to come from the Grand-Village wastewater treatment plant which can treat the wastewater of 20,000 inhabitants but which is located 400 meters from the shore. Finally, at the southern tip of the island, in Gatseau, where the stele of the Liberation is threatened by the waves.
Asked about her position on the offshore wind farm project off Oléron, Christiane Taubira first contented herself with emphasizing that the country “had to improve its energy mix”, nevertheless judging the project decried locally “at least incoherent because it is located in “marine reserves”.