France's National Assembly voted 98-51 to abolish low-emission zones (ZFEs), a measure aimed at reducing pollution, criticized for disproportionately affecting those unable to afford cleaner vehicles. The motion, led by Pierre Meurin of the far-right National Rally, received support from some MPs in Macron's party. Writer Alexandre Jardin, who advocates for the movement Les #Gueux, argued that ecology has become elitist. The zones were initially implemented in 2019 and targeted the most polluted cities. The decision has sparked controversy, with various political figures expressing concerns about the impact on public health and social equity.