Quebec is paying the price for its inaction to prepare its infrastructure for climate change, but an expert is mobilizing the province’s municipal governments.

The viral environment, which has a property of infrastructure, will be one of our two decades, but the Director General of the Institute for Adaptation of the Ecole de highest technology, Éric Bosco.

“It is clear that the infrastructure is not built for the conditions we are allowed to use at home,” it is stated in a company statement with LCN.

“You think it can be a small thing. It is a fact that the circumstances lead to an empire and are a reason to improve the climate. The experts need their parents for a long time. Force the fact that this is a big priority for us. Maintenance man, at first sight and tout le monde en parle”, together with M. Bosso.

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On October 3, an event will be organized by the AdapT Institute in collaboration with the Union des Municipalités du Québec (UMQ) on the question.

La mairesse de Longueuil, Catherine Fournier, son homologue of Magog, Nathalie Pelletier, and la mairesse de Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, Isabelle Perreault, took part in a panel of discussion, tout le maire de Carleton-sur-Mer, Mathieu Lapointe. Ils aborderont leur réalité respectively.

“About some workshops or on one of the researchers from different universities who are our partners of a notre institute”, an indication by M. Bosco.

“On the path of the different municipalities that experience the situation of daily life and the companies that are a benchmark for effort. The idea is that the journey with the collaborative projects offers the whole world ensemble for the solutions”, affirms-t-il.