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ES with Kati Bremme, Mathilde Caubel & Lisa Rodrigues

Stay up to date and subscribe to the newsletter!Change Now 2021: For a green, young and connected future
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June 05, 2021
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By Lisa Rodrigues, MediaLab of Information at France Télévisions

The 2021 edition of Change Now , entirely remote, once again presented the major challenges and players of tomorrow's world. Companies, startups, media and politicians from 150 countries outlined their contours.

The future will be resolutely connected while being respectful of the environment : this is, in essence, the starting point of the discussions at Change Now 2021. The time is no longer about when to act, but about how to best protect the planet and our society with the technologies at our disposal. Solutions, sometimes still in development, were presented, such as this Microsoft-backed startup that took inspiration from bees to map and measure the evolution of ecosystems in several European countries.