Renewable energy
Encourage energy choices able to reduce dependence on finite sources and climate impact.
Environmental protection
The future is not a resource to consume.
A healthy environment, health and rights are connected. Every energy choice and development model affects people and future generations.
Protecting the environment means protecting life.
From its original pages, ACREP emphasized the need to oppose environmental degradation and favour renewable sources over finite ones.
The study and research centres were presented as tools for conferences, knowledge and public awareness. The principle remains relevant: choices should rest on understandable evidence and accountable responsibility.
Lasting social justice is impossible in an environment that undermines health, water, air and safety.
Areas of work
From energy to the places we live.
Environmental protection is not a separate chapter: it runs through the economy, cities, health and quality of life.
Environmental information
Make risks, alternatives and responsibilities understandable without alarmism or oversimplification.
Research and dialogue
Connect expertise, study and public debate so that knowledge informs decisions.
Sustainable development
Assess progress through the quality of air, water, land and health as well as economic measures.
COP21 record
A global commitment preserved in the archive.
In 2015 and 2016 ACREP followed the climate agreement and highlighted its meaning: protecting the environment requires cooperation between countries and continuity in decision-making.
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