David Lisnard
Environment
16 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Campaign proposal or statement : 1 · Party text : 15
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Replace the constitutional precautionary principle with responsibility and place environmental protection under statute law.
Bayeux speech, 17 June 2026
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Make France a G 20 low-carbon leader; combine environmental taxation with unchanged total tax revenue, compensation for losers and environmentally beneficial actors, competitiveness and international reciprocity.
Nouvelle Énergie programme presented for David Lisnard
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Reform and simplify water law to enable winter storage and summer irrigation.
Nouvelle Énergie agriculture booklet, introduction signed by David Lisnard
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Enable farmers and foresters to sell saved, substituted or stored carbon; accelerate the 4-per-1000 initiative and conservation agriculture, rewarding storage rather than penalising fertiliser use.
Nouvelle Énergie agriculture booklet, introduction signed by David Lisnard
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Subject flood-plan hydrological studies to adversarial review, distinguish high and moderate risks for building eligibility and automatically update plans every ten years.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Presume existing river structures useful where their hydraulic function is established and allow weir and gate maintenance under a DDT-approved multiyear plan without annual permission.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Classify farm reservoirs as major public-interest projects, cap processing at twelve months and litigation at eighteen months, and replace four-season studies below an unspecified threshold with a three-month study.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Make private wastewater requirements risk-based and exempt approved treatment units certified not to produce methane from passive-ventilation duties.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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The FAQ reports an approach of decarbonisation through inexpensive dispatchable power, nuclear and hydropower, research and growth also financing adaptation; price externalities and seek global regulation. These are attributed positions, not certification of the climate arguments or cited local outcomes.
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The FAQ reports a November 29, 2025 preference for technology-neutral environmental policy: attainable targets and priced externalities without mandating a particular technology to achieve them.
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Remove regulatory barriers to reusing treated wastewater considered sufficiently clean for agriculture and groundwater recharge; the FAQ reports this approach on January 21, 2026 without a new quantified health standard.
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The FAQ reports a May 21, 2026 commitment to quickly abolish low-emission zones by legislation and a July 3 reform enabling referendums to overcome constitutional obstacles. Accounts of judicial rejection and alleged environmental effects are not legally or scientifically certified here.
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The FAQ distinguishes an earlier book version: allow Crit’Air 2 vehicles, postpone Crit’Air 3 bans by at least two years and strengthen incentives to replace older vehicles. It explicitly presents 2026 abolition as going further; retain this evolution.
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Revenue-neutral, redistributive/reciprocal carbon taxation.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
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International carbon capture; target major polluters.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
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Recycling; CO₂/hydrogen/methanol, solar/fission/fusion.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
Cite this page
Source Civique, « David Lisnard — Environment », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/david-lisnard/environnement/, accessed [date] (version of 2 November 2026).
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