One thousand and eighty-five nurseries or schools renovated by 2050. Is the objective achievable? Difficult to answer today but it is the one that the city of Paris has set itself to fight against climate change. In detail, these are “631 schools and 454 nurseries”, announced to 20 Minutes TV Dan Lert, deputy to Anne Hidalgo in charge of ecological transition.
For the account to be good in 2050, the rate of renovations must be “thirty schools and ten nurseries per year”, continues the elected official. He continues: “We have prioritized in the climate plan all actions aimed at working-class neighborhoods. » And to cite the renovation of the three schools on rue de Romainville (19th arrondissement) for an estimated cost of 17 million euros. That is, the insulation of 4,000 m2 of surface area, the 70% reduction in energy consumption, and “that’s 110 tons of CO2 avoided […], the equivalent of 730,000 km traveled by plane. Added to this are “a new kitchen for meals cooked on site and two elevators for the school group,” lists Dan Lert.
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