France (EU) 01/02/2011 - 3B Advice - Yesterday the "Ateliers du CESA" dealt with the issue of sustainable development for the Air Force. The emergence
the concept of Sustainable Development (SD), the steady deterioration of the natural environment, the well-publicized decline of ozone and global warming are in the twenty-first century, in the heart of every debate, they whether national or international. The Air Force, for its part, incorporated this dimension to reduce the impact of its activities on the environment. Upon taking office in 2009, the Air Force General Jean-Paul Palomeros, Chief of Staff of the Air Force - pointed out the approach on the concept of databases to sustainable development, reflected in particular by experiments at Orleans, by the introduction of photovoltaic panels Istres BA 125, overflight agreements to protect the environments where live bearded vulture, the reduction energy consumption and improving production efficiency, without compromising the quality of support staff. You soon find
different interventions on the site of CESA www.cesa.air.defense.gouv.fr
. Dominique LEROY CV - Head Office environment, from the Directorate of memory, heritage and archives (DMPA) - and Ms. Helen Perret - Sustainable Development Policy Officer with the Sustainable Development officer, Directorate of memory, heritage and archives
. Colonel Pascal Chiffoleau - Head Office risk management (BMR) of the General Staff of the Air Force
. Colonel Luc Rancourt - Commander of Air Base 123 - about the experience gained since 2008 on Air Force Base Bricy Orleans, Sustainability
pilot basis. Lt.Gen Daniel BASTIEN (2S) --consultant on the results of the study conducted by the company on APTUS " USAF and environmental protection. " It will offer a comparison between environmental policies pursued by the U.S. and French air forces.
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Source: CESA
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