French Govt to Recruit 3000 Green Police over Climate Change

Gerald Darmanin, who serves as France's Minister of the Interior,
has announced that he aims to create 3,000 posts for new "green
police" officials, a move that he has deemed necessary in the face
to tackle climate change.
News of the potential creation of these new posts in France follows
calls from European Union bigwigs for the creation of a bloc-wide
"Civil Protection Force" (https://bit.ly/3QJ2O2O) to fight the
effects of climate change under the control of Brussels, a move
slammed by some as an attempt by Eurocrats to hoard even more
power.
In an interview (https://bit.ly/3Kdq2eX) with Le Journal du
Dimanche, Darmanin justified the creation of 3,000 new posts
specifically aimed at green-related criminal issues by citing the
effects climate change was having on France, especially in regard
to forest fires, nine out of ten of which have allegedly been caused
by human activity.
"Faced with this, we must improve the work of judicial
investigation," the journal reports the politician as saying.
"We have therefore decided to massively reinforce the resources
of the Central Office for the Fight against Damage to the Environment
and to launch 3,000 "green police" posts," he continued. "The
objective is that, in each gendarmerie brigade, there are gendarmes
trained in attacks on ecology."
"It will be a revolution," Darmanin added.