Pour lire le texte publié sur LaPresse Le 7 janvier dernier, Sabrina Désilets, doctorante à Polytechnique Montréal, en appelait à donner « Une deuxième chance pour le
Roy Dupuis participait à Tout le monde en parle dimanche dernier en compagnie de la nouvelle PDG d’Hydro-Québec, Claudine Bouchard. Roy lui a posé des questions essentielles qu’elle a esquivées: pourquoi doubler la production énergétique du Québec avec 200 térawattheures (TWh) supplémentaires d’ici 2050? Est-ce vraiment nécessaire, alors que nous sommes déjà un des plus gros consommateurs d’énergie sur la planète?
The release by the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) of the preliminary version of the new flood zone map came as a shock to all concerned.
On April 11, Bernard Thompson, prefect of the MRC de Mékinac and mayor of Hérouxville, announced his resignation in the face of an unprecedented mobilization of local citizens against multinational TES Canada's plan to build 140 mega-wind turbines on farmland in the Mauricie region. If the past is any indication of the future, this toxic climate is likely to be reproduced elsewhere in Quebec, where the Legault government has chosen to allow large-scale industry to embark on the massive production of electricity on the territory, without any overall vision or adequate consultation. And it's the citizens and your members, the elected municipal officials, who are paying the price. Energy issues divide your communities.
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