Villes du futur, enfer ou paradis ?
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About this film
Des villes de plus en plus chaudes, des logements bouilloires, des embouteillages et des loyers qui explosent... Alors qu'en 2050, 65% des Français vivront dans une ville de plus de 100 000 habitants, cet avenir est-il évitable ? Dans ce deuxième numéro d'Agenda 2050, présenté par Marie Drucker, politiques, urbanistes, architectes et experts imaginent les villes de demain. Comment adapter celles que nous avons déjà construites ? Faut-il habiter autrement, laisser davantage de place à la nature, repenser nos déplacements ? Et jusqu'où la technologie pourra-t-elle transformer notre quotidien ? Avec des solutions très concrètes, Agenda 2050 explore les pistes pour faire de la ville de demain un lieu où il fera encore bon vivre.
Présentateurs : Marie Drucker
- Posted by
- Public Sénat, the YouTube channel of Public Sénat, on 2026-10-30
- Rights holder
- Public Sénat, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-10-31)
- Length
- 54 min
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- Made for kids
- No, as YouTube designates it
- Language
- French, as YouTube records it
- What it is
- A full-length film
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