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5 years after Paris Agreements, where are we at? What solutions have been implemented? One thing is sure, we need to go further in our actions. The Zero Carbon Forum, organised by the City of Paris, France Urbaine and La Tribune, invites a wide range of actors to reaffirm their commitments and think about ways to accelerate the movement.

The architect Maud Caubet will speak tomorrow alongside Jacques Baudrier, Nicolas Prudhomme and Marc Verrecchia at a round table discussion hosted by César Armand on the 10th and 11th of December on the need to choose biosourced, geosourced and reused materials in order to achieve carbon neutrality in 2050 by moving faster towards carbon-free construction methods.

“Periods of crisis are those during which investment in this sector is not only necessary, but strategic because these periods open, paradoxically, to the best opportunities in private equity when we know how to identify them”, Jean-Marc Palhon, President of EXTENDAM.

With its recent acquisition of the largest Holiday Inn hotel in France and new operations to come, EXTENDAM is preparing for the post-crisis period.

Find the details of the operation in this article by Myriam Mariotte for CF News Immo & Infrastructures.

“There are enough clothes in the world to dress the whole planet differently every day“.

From this statement, the founder of Le Frip Club, Amandine Savi, created the first clothing exchange club in Lyon. Thanks to its original concept, Le Frip Club invites you to give a new value to clothing by forgetting its brand or its purchase value to return to a more basic exchange: a piece for a piece. There, you don’t buy the clothes, you exchange them for another one. A virtuous cycle of second hand pieces, exclusively for women for the moment.

With a fashion industry standing at the 2nd rank among the most polluting industries after oil, Le Frip Club is a great way to renew one’s wardrobe in an ethical way, while controlling one’s own ecological footprint. Discover Le Frip Club.