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Le 24 juin dégradation de la biosphère, la question de 2011, le Monde titrait sur l’effondrement des notre modèle de développement devient cen- même pour les Accords de partenariats écono- bon marché et les syndicats peu ou pas existants. • Ajuster la balance environnementale comme glaive CONCIL IER J USTICE 10 systèmes marins : « Les océans seraient à la trale. D’autant que la ScriseO CclimatiqueIALE aggrave ET miques entre l’UE et l’Afrique. Les mines à ciel ou- Parfois, comme c’est le cas au Vietnam, par exem- veille d’une crise biologique inédite depuis 55 considérablement les inégalités sociales. La vert, les monocultures intensives destinées à ple, ce sont des entreprises extérieures qui font millions d’années ». Un trio mortel menacerait justice sociale doit rimerEN avecVI laR OjusticeNN envi-EMENTALE l’exportation (notamment pour l’alimentation du pression à la baisse sur les salaires et l’applica- les mers de la planète : accroissement de l’aci- ronnementale. 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